The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths in Hong Kong has shown a continuous downward trend. All walks of life continue to work together and take active actions to contribute to the fight against the epidemic.
On April 10, Lin Xiaohui, an election committee member of Hong Kong's grassroots community, said that with the backing of the central government, Hong Kong has sufficient supplies of anti-epidemic materials, protective equipment, and living materials.
Hong Kong once fell into a passive situation due to insufficient facilities. Many community isolation facilities assisted by the central government were quickly completed one after another, which is a great support for Hong Kong's confidence.
On the same day, the community vaccination medical team came to the auditorium of the Hong Kong Horizons Community Center to provide vaccination services for the citizens here.
Chen Jiapei, a member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council, said that all walks of life are actively participating in some anti-epidemic activities, such as donating anti-epidemic materials and holding community vaccination activities.
She hopes to use the community vaccination activities to send more information to the citizens, telling them that they must get vaccinated to protect themselves now, and it is very convenient to have the assistance of the community vaccination team, and citizens can get vaccinated downstairs.
Lin Wenhua, the coordinating director of the community vaccination medical team, said that he hopes to take the initiative to take the initiative to cooperate with various communities to improve the vaccination rate of the community. He is also very happy to see the positive response from many communities, including the provision of venues.
She pointed out that many citizens raised some doubts and questions about injections, and the doctors at the scene would answer them in a timely and patient manner. Everyone also contributed their own strength in the process of fighting the epidemic, so that citizens can get vaccinated with more peace of mind and peace of mind.
Gong Jingran, a doctor from the community vaccination medical team, said that the most common questions asked by citizens include whether they can get vaccinated if they have three highs, diabetes, drug allergies, or are taking some drugs.
When their doubts were answered, they were also very relieved and enthusiastic to go for injections.
He said that he hoped that citizens could continue to be vaccinated, so that everyone would feel more at ease.
Zhu Liwei, a Hong Kong citizen, said that today the children are vaccinated for the second shot, mainly because after the vaccination, the protection for children is more.
After the children also want to get vaccinated, go back to school to see their classmates soon.
He expressed his confidence that with the strong support of the central government, as long as Hong Kong citizens work together, a normal life will soon be restored.
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government began distributing "epidemic prevention service packs" to all citizens of Hong Kong free of charge on the 2nd.
This action has received extensive support from all walks of life in Hong Kong, and many social groups have contributed to help the SAR government distribute supplies.
Chen Sheung-man, Commissioner of the Eastern District Office of Hong Kong, said that with the joint efforts of civil servants organizations of the SAR government and volunteers from all walks of life, more than 3 million "anti-epidemic service packages" have been distributed to the public. Each district has set up "epidemic prevention service packs" to make up for omissions and supplements and distribute them, so that citizens in need can go to collect them.
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government began distributing "epidemic prevention service packs" to all citizens of Hong Kong free of charge on the 2nd.
This action has received extensive support from all walks of life in Hong Kong, and many social groups have contributed to help the SAR government distribute supplies.
Chen Sheung-man, Commissioner of the Eastern District Office of Hong Kong, said that with the joint efforts of civil servants organizations of the SAR government and volunteers from all walks of life, more than 3 million "anti-epidemic service packages" have been distributed to the public. Each district has set up "epidemic prevention service packs" to make up for omissions and supplements and distribute them, so that citizens in need can go to collect them.
Zheng Ercong, executive vice president of the Hong Kong Eastern District Association, said that the Hong Kong Eastern District Association actively responded to the call of the SAR government and sent many volunteers to participate in the epidemic prevention work, from packaging to distribution of service packages. With the concerted efforts of everyone, Hong Kong will tide over this epidemic as soon as possible.
Li Shaorong, vice president of the Hong Kong Eastern District Association from all walks of life, said that the volunteers who participated in the epidemic prevention work were enthusiastic, and the citizens who had received help also joined the volunteer team, which fully reflected the spirit of unity and solidarity in fighting the epidemic.
The DAB Shatin team recently organized more than 50 volunteers to the villages of Ma On Shan to distribute "epidemic prevention service packages" to more than 600 households door-to-door.
Zhu Qingtai, chairman of the Shatin branch of the DAB, said that the distribution work truly reflects the "triple cooperation between the government, the township and the people", that is, government promotion, rural cooperation, social participation, and residents benefit. epidemic.
In order to help Hong Kong society fight the epidemic, Xu Hang, chairman of Shenzhen Pengrui Public Welfare Foundation, on behalf of the foundation, jointly initiated the establishment of the "Hong Kong Anti-epidemic Volunteer Alliance" with the "Hong Kong Community Anti-epidemic Connection" and the Hong Kong Volunteer Alliance. The "Volunteer Care Fund" donated HK$10 million to provide three major aids to more than 10,000 front-line volunteers in Hong Kong, including emergency assistance, free hotel accommodation and large-scale volunteer action funding.
Xu Hang said that donating to the "Volunteer Care Fund" is a very meaningful and worthy public welfare project. He hopes to provide a strong backing for the volunteers to fight the epidemic together.
He thanked the volunteers for their hard work and dedication, and hoped that the volunteers would protect themselves so that they could defend the city of Hong Kong.
Bank of China (Hong Kong) also donated HK$5 million to the "Hong Kong Community Anti-epidemic Connection" to support the "Volunteer Care Fund", so that frontline volunteers can enjoy more comprehensive and powerful protection.
Goldman Sachs Giving Back Charity Fund donated HK$8.8 million to 15 non-profit organizations including "Canteen Pleasure".
In addition, a donation ceremony was held on the 8th for the "Together in the Same Boat, Let's Stand Together" campaign jointly launched by the mainland non-governmental organization "Bay Area Safety Emergency Industry Innovation Alliance" and Hong Kong's "Hong Kong Community Anti-epidemic Connection".
Yin Lefang, secretary general of the "Bay Area Safety Emergency Industry Innovation Alliance", said on the same day that more than 20 mainland caring enterprises have pledged 250 million yuan in materials, and the first batch of 20,000 "caring gift packages" have all arrived in Hong Kong.
She hopes that through the joint efforts of everyone, more love will be united, and to do a small part for Hong Kong compatriots in need.
(Headquarters reporter Zhou Weiqi Huang Yaozu Li Zhiqiang Ye Lili Wei Kefeng)