广西多地灾民称救灾物资严重不足,与官方宣传形成鲜明反差(2026.08.03)

「广西多地灾民称救灾物资严重不足,与官方宣传形成鲜明反差(2026.08.03)」8月3日,广西南宁市横州市云表镇沿江街一名灾民向志愿者表示,从7月6日水库溃坝到8月3日的近一个月里,当地政府只向她发放了5斤大米,以及少量矿泉水和方便面。云表镇农贸市场的另一名灾民则表示,自己只收到矿泉水、方便面和面包,连大米都没有。 据知情网友透露,云表镇沿江街和粮油路一带有不少灾民反映,他们获得的救灾物资非常有限。原因可能是这两条街的居民大多由外地搬迁而来,在当地救灾物资分配中受到忽视。 此外,贵港市覃塘区潘塘村一名村民表示,7月6日至9日期间,他们一家六口总共只领到三桶方便面和十瓶矿泉水。 然而,根据中共官方宣传,当地救灾物资供应充足。那么,这些物资究竟去了哪里?与此同时,不少民间人士反映,他们试图向灾区捐赠或运送救灾物资时,却遭到当地政府阻拦或拒绝。 灾民的实际处境,与官方营造的“物资充足、救援有序”景象形成了鲜明反差。

Disaster Victims Across Guangxi Report Severe Shortages of Relief Supplies, Contradicting Official Propaganda (August 3, 2026)

On August 3, a disaster victim from Yanjiang Street in Yunbiao Town, Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi, told volunteers that in the nearly one month between the reservoir collapse on July 6 and August 3, the local government had provided her with only five jin—approximately 2.5 kilograms—of rice, along with a small amount of bottled water and instant noodles. Another disaster victim at the Yunbiao Town agricultural market said that she had received only bottled water, instant noodles, and bread—not even any rice.

According to an informed netizen, many disaster victims living around Yanjiang Street and Liangyou Road in Yunbiao Town reported receiving very limited relief supplies. One possible reason is that most residents of these two streets had relocated there from elsewhere and may have been neglected in the local distribution of disaster relief materials.

In addition, a villager from Pantang Village in Qintang District, Guigang, said that between July 6 and 9, their family of six received a total of only three buckets of instant noodles and ten bottles of mineral water.

However, according to Chinese Communist Party propaganda, relief supplies in the affected areas were abundant. If so, where did those supplies go? Meanwhile, many members of the public have reported that when they attempted to donate or transport relief supplies to the disaster-stricken areas, they were obstructed or turned away by local authorities.

The actual conditions faced by disaster victims stand in stark contrast to the official portrayal of “abundant supplies and orderly relief operations.”

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