Dawan News In recent days, residents in many places in Sichuan and Chongqing have reported that gas meters in their homes "run very fast" and the topic of abnormal charges continues to be a hot topic. On April 17, well-known screenwriter Li Yaling posted a series of articles questioning that something was wrong with the gas meter in her home in Chengdu, Sichuan. It had been unoccupied for nearly two months, but it showed that more than 500 cubic meters of gas had been used, which once again attracted attention. What is the situation on this matter, and is there any progress? On April 18, Dawan News reporters talked with the person involved, Li Yaling.
Li Yaling posted on the social platform that she felt something was wrong with the gas meter at home. From January 13 to March 9, she spent the winter with her mother in Hainan. She was not in Chengdu for nearly two months, but her home in Chengdu produced more than 500 cubic meters of gas. The gas consumption is nearly 1,000 yuan. He also said that after it was reported to the owner group, the owners checked their gas meters one after another, and many found similar problems. There was even a neighbor who stayed abroad for three months and came back to find that he had incurred a gas bill of more than 2,000 yuan.
In the article, Li Yaling also mentioned that she contacted the gas company, and the staff came to check. No gas leakage was found, and they could not explain why the abnormality occurred, so the gas meter was removed on site. She is also planning to work with two other neighbors to find a third-party agency to test the gas meters of the three houses. After the
article was published, it quickly attracted attention and became a hot search topic. The number of reads of the topic on a social platform exceeded 10 million, and many netizens also expressed their intention to "follow up".
Is there any progress on this matter? Has the cause been found out? On the morning of April 18, a reporter from Dawan News contacted Li Yaling, who said that at present, the gas meter has not yet been sent for inspection, and the company is still looking for a suitable agency. When
was asked whether any relevant departments were involved in the door-to-door investigation after posting the issue, she replied that no, she had been the one to contact the gas company.
"I just want to figure out what's going on, and then I can know what to do based on the situation." Li Yaling said that if there are any further developments, she will announce them online.
Subsequently, the reporter called the Sichuan Gas customer service hotline mentioned in Li Yaling's article, but the prompt "the agent is busy" was prompted after multiple calls.
Dawan News Reporter Han Yu
Editor Xu Dapeng
