Chapter 465 Not
Hu Weiyue and the Minister of Revenue looked at each other.
The Minister of Revenue understood what he meant and turned to the emperor and said, "Your Majesty, I have been favored by the emperor for these years, and the savings in the palace are really not small. This time, Lord Hu and I are willing to pay for the expenses of the epidemic."
The Minister of Rites immediately interrupted him, "What does this mean? Are you two willing to bear it? Who are you scolding?"
The Minister of Works and the Minister of Personnel followed and said, "Your Majesty, the silver in the national treasury should not be touched for the time being. The epidemic incident is both a national and a civil affair. The ministers enjoy rights that others do not have. At this time, we should also bleed."
They said it wittily, but the emperor felt warm in his heart.
He never knew that these people who fought each other in the court could be united like this.
The special silver for the epidemic has been solved, and the next step is to implement various affairs.
The Minister of Revenue is responsible for the supply replenishment of various places that will be faced.
The Minister of War Hu Weiyue went straight to the Northwest Army garrison with a secret order to find Xu Ningyuan.
The remaining three ministries, namely the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of Personnel, and the Ministry of Works, cooperated with Jingzhao Yin and the Jingwei Camp to investigate, isolate, and record the whereabouts of the entire Kyoto.
The isolation in Fengtai Zhuangzi was recognized by the court and continued to be used.
The previous moment, it was still a bustling and crowded Kyoto, and the next moment, there was no one in every street except patrol officers and soldiers.
At this time, the Imperial College made full use of the expertise of scholars.
Big-character posters were arranged, banners were arranged, and slogans were arranged, and all the benefits of isolation and treatment during the epidemic were publicized.
For a time, those who painted slogans painted slogans, and those who marched and publicized voices publicized voices.
Because the preliminary work was in place and the public servants were well-staffed and orderly, this compulsory isolation in Kyoto did not cause unrest and panic like Fengtai Zhuangzi.
Even many ordinary people's homes consciously separate meals and seats, and never cause any trouble to the country. This is my most sincere effort.
Deyuelou, the largest restaurant in Kyoto, announced that during the epidemic, Deyuelou delivered meals to public officials everywhere, and contracted the catering for all the patients and medical workers who were about to appear.
Many inns said that if necessary, they would be willing to undertake the isolation of patients for free.
The national disaster requires the efforts of the whole nation to overcome it.
These are all the grand and vigorous things that are put on the surface.
Secretly, Prince Ning and the Prince of Ning's Mansion led some shadows and people from the Prince Ning's Mansion to rush to all parts of the country.
Secret investigation.
If the epidemic only occurred near Kyoto, it would be fine. If it is nationwide, it must be controlled at the first time, but it cannot cause a large-scale movement.
Otherwise, there will be too many people who want to take advantage of the situation and take advantage of the fire.
Apart from anything else, one Beiyan and one Nanzhao have been eyeing it for a long time.
However, these are all indirect struggles.
At this time, the medical workers are always the ones who stand at the forefront and dedicate themselves at zero distance.
The Imperial Hospital in the palace dispatched some imperial doctors to Zhending and Fengtai Zhuangzi, leaving some to prepare for possible outbreaks in other places.
However, these people were far from enough.
Fortunately, many doctors from the pharmacies in Kyoto and Zhending volunteered to go with them.
When Zhou Qing and the others waited for the aid team to arrive, it was already night.
Zhou Qing never thought that the leader of the aid team would be Duan Kangbo.
When he saw Zhou Qing and the others, he also looked embarrassed, but the situation was urgent now, and no one had time to care about those past personal grudges.
Minghe had just finished a round of soothing shouting in the village. When he saw Duan Kangbo, he exempted him from the courtesy and just nodded slightly, with fatigue in his eyes, and took the people directly to the isolation area.
"The people in this yard are all already symptomatic. The people in the yard over there are close contacts."
After the situation was introduced, the next step was the battlefield for medical staff.
Fever, sore throat, cough, rash, highly contagious.
All the symptoms were like scarlet fever.
However, the doctor from the Imperial Hospital had been told before coming that it was most likely caused by poisoning, so the imperial physician from the palace took another blood sample from the patient.
However, after consulting with several doctors, they could not find any familiar signs of poisoning.
The possibility of scarlet fever was almost 100%.
"Let's prescribe medicine according to scarlet fever first." The doctor from the Imperial Hospital said.
The cure rate of scarlet fever is extremely low.
But it is highly contagious.
After giving the order, he turned to Minghe and said at a certain distance, "Your Highness."
Minghe waved her hand to interrupt him directly, "If you want to persuade me to leave, don't waste your words. I'll wait until everything is over here."
The imperial physician said anxiously, "Your Highness, you know how severe scarlet fever is, and the cure rate is really low. If you have something, how can I explain it to His Majesty!"
Minghe said calmly, "I can be sure that before you left, my father didn't say a word to let me go back."
The imperial physician was speechless.
The emperor didn't say it.
But the emperor didn't say it doesn't mean that the emperor doesn't want to.
Before the imperial physician could say anything more, a young apprentice from the pharmacy ran over in panic, "Oh no, a patient is having convulsions."
As soon as he finished speaking, another doctor came out of an isolation room, sweating profusely, "This may not be scarlet fever. The patient here is in a trance state. Scarlet fever does not have this symptom."
Following that, another doctor also hurried out of the isolation room, "My patient is vomiting non-stop."
The situation was unexpected, and all the doctors could no longer care about anything else. They hurried to the isolation room for several patients with abnormal symptoms.
Duan Kangbo, as the leader, cleared the area immediately.
If there is really a highly contagious disease here, then all those who have not been sick should stay away from here.
Zhou Qing and the others were not obsessed with this point. After all, those who have not yet shown symptoms need them more than those patients who have already shown symptoms.
And these patients need doctors more.
At the same time, Zhending.
Shen Li met the local parent official Jiang Qi as soon as possible. However, when Shen Li went there, Jiang Qi's family was in a panic.
Jiang Qi's youngest son had a high fever for five consecutive days. His grandmother loved her grandson and stayed up all night. I don't know if she couldn't stand it because she was old or what, but now she also had a high fever.
Many servants in the mansion who had served the young master and the old lady also had symptoms of sore throat and fever.
Jiang Qi was anxiously asking the doctor for treatment.
He had never encountered a situation where so many people in a family could fall ill at once.
The sudden arrival of the Shadow Commander startled Jiang Qi.
However, just as he was about to go out to greet him, he received news that the Shadow Commander had already left and ordered his house to be sealed off.
Half an hour later, Jiang Qi received a notice that an epidemic had broken out in Zhending.
When Jiang Qi heard the word "epidemic", his brain exploded.
Everything was fine.
There was no war, no famine, no refugees, no displaced people, so where did the epidemic come from!
However, as a court official, the situation in his house quickly made him accept this fact.
If it weren't for the highly contagious epidemic, how could so many people in his house fall ill at once!