In order to cope with the shortage of winter energy, the British Museum will become the "shelter" in winter

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] British museums and libraries may become a "shelter" for people to seek warmth this winter. According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 20th, in order to cope with the shortage of winter energy and reduce death caused by cold, British local parliament, community groups and charities will provide "warm networks". Public buildings such as libraries are open to people who cannot afford heating fees in the coldest month. Aristel Brown, the policy manager of the British Museum Association, said, "Museum is an important 'fulcrum' in response to this energy crisis, but many museums are even difficult for themselves to hear."

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It is reported that at present, the annual natural gas renewal of the Science and Technology Museum of Chai County Wednes has risen from £ 9,700 to 54,000 pounds. The London Library operator GLL also said that they have spent 28,000 pounds to buy new seats and other furniture. Prepare for winter. In addition, the situation of the elderly institutions is not optimistic. The charity "Caring England" revealed that many elderly institution operators are facing up to 500%of the energy cost increase, and some operators are considering reducing the number of receivers. (Zhang Zixi)

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