98.6% of the public satisfied with government's relief efforts
2008-05-20 21:28:27 GMT 2008-05-21 05:28:27 (Beijing Time) SINA.com
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BEIJING, May 20 -- A survey conducted by Central University of Finance and Economics shows that 98.6% of the interviewees are satisfied with the relief efforts China's governemt has made during Wenchuan earthquake, Jinghua Times reports.
The University gets the conclusion after interviewing 620 people in Beijing over phone. Of which, 460 from downtown and 160 from Beijing suburbs.
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