The program lost nearly 16 million members last year as local-level deficits emerge, highlighting financial and demographic pressures on the nation’s vast social safety net
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China’s public health-insurance program for its vast urban and rural population shed nearly 16 million members last year, marking a sixth straight year of decline and exposing deepening fissures in the nation’s social safety net, according to official data released Monday.
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