Sanya, August 10 (Xinhua) - With a danger suit, Lai Yuming began its voluntary work to help with nucleic acid tests at a hotel in Sanya, a coastal city of the coast in the province of Hainan of southern China.
Lai, doctor of the Xiangya Hospital of the Central University of the South in the province of Hunan in downtown China, came to Sanya for a trip with his colleagues.
But his travel plan was interrupted by the sudden outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic, and were stranded with more than 3,000 tourists at the airport as their flights were back canceled.
Local authorities then made arrangements for her temporary stay in 11 hotels.
But, instead, instead, instead of staying at the hotel and waiting, Lai and his colleagues decided to be volunteers to help the fight local antiepidemic.
"The local government and the staff has done a lot for us, and we hope to do as much as possible to help Sanya," said Lai.
La Colega de Lai, Liu Meifang, also joined the voluntary work. "We are grateful for the agreement made by the government of Sanya," Liu said.
Between August 1 and 9, more than 2,400 COVID-19 infections were informed in Hainan, of which around 1,900 cases were detected in Sanya.
More than 8,500 people from 18 provincial regions in China have been recruited to help Hain to fight the last COVID -19 Resurgence. Liu said that even if he had not been on vacation in Sanya, he would still have come to the city to actively support Hainan's antiepidematic work during this critical time.
When conglomerate infections began to emerge, some 80,000 tourists were stranded in Sanya, a key tourist destination in Hainan, and many of them have voluntarily thrown into efforts to efforts local antiepidemic.
In a warehouse in the district of Sanya de Sanya, Chen Yi, in the province of Zhejiang of Eastern China, it is busy moving medical supplies with other volunteers.
Chen, who runs a commercial company in the city of Wenzhou, fell in love with Sanya after visiting the city for the first time in 2008. Sanya, therefore, therefore, It has become its ideal holiday destination and visits the city several times a year. "Margin: 0px 3px 15px"> "I love Sanya so that I want to do a small part to help the city recover soon," Chen said. /p>
Thanks to the concerted efforts and rapid response measures, the first lot of 125 stranded tourists embarked on their trip home on Tuesday afternoon, and soon They will make arrangements for the remaining tourists.
"This is my first visit to Sanya. It is a really beautiful city, but I did not have enough time to enjoy the trip. I will definitely come back in the future," said Lai . ENITEM
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