The public welfare organization "Citizen Voice" sent hot lunches to the front-line workers who received the vaccine

On January 22, the local public welfare organization "Citizen Voice" donated 150 hot lunches to the front-line workers who distributed the vaccine...

On January 22, the local public welfare organization "Citizen Voice" Voice donated 150 hot lunches to frontline workers distributing vaccines.

Based on the experience of assisting the Asian Alliance (AZAA) to deliver meals to front-line employees last time, Citizen Voice has specially customized several popular Chinese dishes this time: stir-fried beef with broccoli and sweet and sour chicken. New World Restaurant is the chef behind the scenes, not only giving a great discount, but also giving away 150 spring rolls for free. The delicious Chinese food is ready, but the process of delivering the food is full of twists and turns. Last time AZAA went to four food delivery trucks, but this time only three trucks were arranged. On the day of the meal, due to some problems, one food delivery truck was temporarily missing. Can the two trucks hold all the food? Fortunately, the couple Frank and Yang Ping of Citizen's Voice who delivered the meals this time brought two large trucks. After careful positioning, they finally loaded all 150 lunches.

When we arrived at the vaccination site, the vaccination scene was more spectacular than on January 3. There was a long queue of cars. Although there were police officers leading the convoy, there were traffic jams entering and exiting the site. Finally, we arrived at the dining building. The police and volunteers helped unload the goods and delivered lunch to the restaurant. The whole restaurant was filled with the warm aroma of vegetables!

The epidemic is ruthless, but people are kind! Everyone on the scene is working hard to help mankind overcome this disaster. We hope that the epidemic will pass as soon as possible and that we can return to the days of hugging each other, smiling, gathering and traveling as soon as possible.

Left to right: Yang Ping, peasant painter, Frank