The grain prices across the nation are dropping at a rate that every person can clearly feel. First is Luoyang, then the surrounding counties of Luoyang. Soon, all disaster-stricken areas see a rapid decline in grain prices due to the swift arrival of disaster relief grain and the initiative led by Zhao Hanzhang's newly opened grain stores, bringing prices quickly down to between eighteen cents and twenty-five cents.
This price is acceptable to the vast majority of the populace.
Furthermore, with the aid of work-for-relief initiatives, there was no chaos in the Northern Land due to food scarcity.
Ming Yu and Zu Ti, after assessing the damage, found that in this flooding disaster, some died due to the floods, but none died of starvation.
