Currently, the global epidemic is raging, and Jiangsu's donation shows a warm light.

During the special period of epidemic prevention and control, we still provide assistance to our sister cities. Such actions really deserve people's attention.

While Jiangsu is strengthening its own anti-epidemic measures, it has not forgotten its external assistance. On the 17th, they decided to donate 500,000 disposable medical masks to sister cities in South Korea, Japan and Italy.

This demonstrates Jiangsu’s international vision and responsibility.

Under the pressure of coping with its own epidemic, Jiangsu rationally allocated materials to provide assistance to foreign sister cities.

Jeollabuk-do and Seoul City in South Korea will receive material assistance from Jiangsu. Jiangsu is doing its best to contribute to the global fight against the epidemic.

This kind of assistance embodies the idea of ​​a community with a shared future for mankind and supports each other in the face of the epidemic.

This assistance covers a wide range of areas, including several regions in Japan.

Aichi Prefecture, Fukuoka Prefecture, Osaka Prefecture, etc. are all regions that have exchanges with Jiangsu.

In Italy, Veneto and Tuscany regions are also included in the aid list.

Each of these regions will receive 50,000 medical masks for a total of 500,000.

Suzhou also donated an additional 20,000 N95 medical protective masks to Venice.

The allocation quantity and area are clarified, demonstrating the accuracy of counterpart assistance.

This move will help alleviate the local shortage of masks.

For example, in hospitals, communities and other places where people are densely populated and require protection.

For this donation, Jiangsu specially organized companies to produce this batch of medical masks.

Take the rescue operation in South Korea as an example. On the 17th, the required supplies need to be delivered to the Shanghai port by postal express and then transferred to South Korea.

Materials to aid Japan will also be quickly shipped to sister cities within one or two days.

Once these supplies arrive at the local area, they will be distributed directly to the people by the local Red Cross and Medical Association, which greatly simplifies the intermediate circulation steps.

The number of materials to be shipped to Italy, including donations from Suzhou, totals 120,000 pieces. These supplies will fly directly from Shanghai to Milan on the morning of the 18th on a new China Eastern Airlines flight. This efficient transportation method can ensure that materials reach their destination quickly.

The mask supplies this time were carefully allocated by the provincial material support team.

Behind the entire operation was the result of coordination by the Jiangsu Provincial Foreign Affairs Office and other relevant departments.

Huang Xiqiang, a first-level inspector of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government, pointed out that this reflects the maximum assistance and support that can be provided to sister cities.

Multiple departments are involved behind this matter, including the foreign-related prevention and control coordination group and the enterprise production and dispatch group, involving communication between multiple parties.

They plan and implement production, logistics, distribution and other links one by one.

Jiangsu ensures that after the supplies arrive, they can be smoothly handed over to pre-negotiated organizations such as the Doctors Association or the Red Cross.

During the important period when Jiangsu was fully fighting the epidemic, sister cities and exchange areas in Japan, South Korea, and Italy provided a lot of support.

Their governments, enterprises, friendly people and groups actively donate money and materials to Jiangsu.

These aids not only provided material help to Jiangsu, but also provided great spiritual encouragement.

At that time, medical resources such as masks were in short supply, and the assistance from sister cities provided additional protective support for medical staff and frontline anti-epidemic workers.

This donation from Jiangsu is equivalent to a gift in return, passing on the friendship from the sister city.

Jiangsu's action reflects the determination of people around the world to work together to fight the epidemic.

In the global epidemic situation, individual cities and regions cannot be immune.

If imported cases cannot be effectively contained, the region may one day be plunged into epidemic trouble again.

Jiangsu's good deeds set an example for other places and demonstrate international friendship and mutual help.

In this context of mutual help on a global scale, have similar international aid activities been carried out where you are?