Is it true that the Civil Affairs Bureau received a phone call saying that it has state subsidies?

It may be fraud, so be careful. If the other party asks how much money is needed to get the subsidy, no matter what the name, it can basically be judged as fraud. Don't believe it decisively. If you are not sure, you can consult directly with the local civil affairs bureau, but you must consult through your own channels. It is best to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau for consultation in person. If it is inconvenient to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau in person and you want to make a phone call, please call yourself and don't accept the so-called transfer service. If you don't know the telephone number of the local civil affairs bureau, please call 1 14 to inquire. Don't dial the phone number provided by the other party. If you can, you'd better change your phone number, because your phone may be locked by criminals, and no matter what phone you call, you will receive the fraud number prepared by them.