The city of Suzhou in east China's Jiangsu province is preparing to donate relief supplies to the earthquake-hit areas in Syria. Let's take a close look.
At one o'clock in the afternoon, more than ten volunteers from Mother Tang Charity Center rushed to the warehouse on Gangtian Road and began to pack the relief supplies for the quake-hit areas in Syria. The supplies include nano-level water purification buckets.
Tang Chongyan, Founder of Mother Tang Charity Center in Suzhou Industrial Park said, "Cholera appeared in the quake-hit areas because people drank dirty water. Such a bucket can filter 15 tons of water and ensure that 30 people can drink clean water for three years."
Mother Tang Charity Center in Suzhou Industrial Park donated a total of 427 nanometer water purification buckets, 20 thousand pairs of sterile surgical gloves, 10 thousand bottles of food-grade disinfectant and other aid materials worth 1.05 million yuan to the quake-hit areas in Syria.
Tang Chongyan, Founder of Mother Tang Charity Center in Suzhou Industrial Park said, "Up to now, more than 1700 people have donated. They come from all over the country. We are all willing to contribute to the Syrian people to let them know that they are not alone."
