"Come on Longgang! Come on Shenzhen! On January 16, at the nucleic acid sampling point in Longgang Market Community in Longgang Street, a group of Hong Kong people in Shenzhen joined the volunteer team to help the anti-epidemic work. They also sent food and beverages to the community, passing on the care and warmth of Hong Kong villagers to the frontline anti-epidemic workers.
On the same day, the Longgang Street Hong Kong People's Association organized 10 members to form a volunteer team to come to the nucleic acid sampling point in Longgang Market Community. According to the command and dispatch of the scene, they put on a full set of protective clothing to help maintain order, provide guidance for the citizens who came to sample, teach them to scan codes, and help the elderly with limited mobility to move wheelchairs... Working from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., a portion of the work was shared for the community.
Hong Kong volunteers assisted in maintaining order at the nucleic acid testing point.
Hong Kong volunteers assisted the elderly in wheelchairs to take a group photo with the elderly after taking nucleic acid samples.
Understanding the needs of the community's anti-epidemic work, the volunteer team also sent a batch of anti-epidemic materials such as eight treasure porridge, milk and mineral water to express care and respect to the frontline workers who are busy with epidemic prevention and control all day long.
The Hong Kong People's Association of Longgang Street donated materials to frontline anti-epidemic workers.
At the end of the volunteer work, all the team members shouted together: "Longgang come on!" Come on Shenzhen! Come on China! ”
The volunteers shouted "Longgang come on!" Come on Shenzhen! Come on China! ”
Ms. Tian Yan, who has participated in volunteer work, has been traveling between Shenzhen and Hong Kong all year round and has been living in Longgang during the epidemic. She wrote in the circle of friends: "Hong Kong people in Longgang have contributed some efforts to fight the epidemic, and they have not eaten, drunk or gone to the toilet for four hours to know how difficult it is for thousands of workers working in the frontline of the fight against the epidemic!" ”
Volunteer team member Ms. Tian
Mr. Zou Weijian, secretary of the Hong Kong People's Association of Longgang Street, told reporters that since the epidemic in Shenzhen during this period, seeing that the front-line staff has been very hard, the association has contacted Longgang Street and hopes to do a little.
Zou Weijian, secretary of the Hong Kong People's Association of Longgang Street (first from right), and his teammates.
"Although we members are Hong Kong, we have lived in Shenzhen for a long time, most of them are doing business in Shenzhen, have feelings for this place, and it is also our responsibility and obligation to do a little work to fight the epidemic!" Zou Weijian said.
Editor: Wang Yu
Source: Crystal News