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Warmth in the Cold: Hot Meals Reach Xizang Earthquake Survivors
28 Oct
Summary
- Volunteers from Xinjiang traveled to aid earthquake victims in Xizang.
- They provided hot meals, offering comfort in the cold, high-altitude region.
- The aid effort aimed to support survivors and fill empty stomachs with care.
In the aftermath of an earthquake that struck Drachen county in Nagchu city, Xizang autonomous region, volunteers have journeyed to the affected zone. These dedicated individuals are providing hot meals, offering warmth amidst the high-altitude cold experienced in late October. Their efforts aim to support survivors and ensure they feel cared for.
Alimjan Haliq, a volunteer from Xinjiang, recognized the challenges of cooking at high altitudes and brought specialized equipment. Zhe Jiaxin and Abdu, also from Xinjiang, undertook long journeys and mobilized resources to reach the disaster area. Their shared purpose united them on the snow-covered plateau.
Upon arrival, the volunteers were touched by the organized relief efforts and the mutual support among locals. They observed tidy tents, ample supplies, and a community spirit. The volunteers' commitment to serving hot food went beyond sustenance, providing a sense of care and solidarity to the earthquake-affected population.
