The ministry called for intensified geological and meteorological monitoring to prevent secondary disasters, and efforts to ensure the safety of rescuers.
The ministry said rescuers had located the bus 71 meters below the river's surface on Monday with the help of sonar technology and underwater robots.Teams planned to find and retrieve all the bodies in the bus and then attach ropes from floating cranes to lift the vehicle out.
The meeting was presided over by Yu Zhengsheng, chairman of the 12th CPPCC National Committee.
The meeting was the latest move by the central government to prepare for the winter, following severe natural gas supply shortages in northern China when local governments wanted to replace coal with cleaner energy.
The ministry expected that more than one trillion yuan of taxes and administrative fees would be reduced for enterprises this year.
The ministry said that the drop that ended in May had been due to increasing hog herds and languishing consumption during the height of the pandemic. But since June, with more eateries, factories and schools reopening, prices were buoyed.
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The milk industry has been in the shadow of a safety scandal since 2008, when infant formula produced by Sanlu Group, then a leading dairy company in northern China's Hebei province, was found to contain the chemical melamine, which killed six babies and left thousands seriously ill.
The meeting also called for efforts to give play to the role of the bonds in stabilizing investment and promoting consumption. The funds raised from the bonds should primarily be used in ongoing projects and to extend support to major projects, as well as solving the problems of debt defaults in government programs.
The meeting also decided to intensify pilot regional financial reforms to enhance the role of finance in supporting reform, opening-up and economic development.
The mausoleums were built for the emperors of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644). The missing white marble candle holders, which were about 90 centimeters tall and weighed 200 kilograms each, were placed in front of the mausoleum of Ming's last emperor Chongzhen.