Supplies Donated to COVID-19 Workers by Inner Mongolian Churches

Staff of Inner Mongolian CC&TSPM took a group picture with pandemic relief supplies between March 3-5, 2022.(Mongolian CC&TSPM)

ByJohn Wang March 10, 2022

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Batches of COVID-19 supplies were provided to local front-line workers by churches in Inner Mongolia.

Between March 3-5, five leaders and staff of Inner Mongolian CC&TSPM visited COVID-19 pandemic workers in more than a dozen communities and nucleic acid testing sites, bringing more than 101,000 yuan worth of 84 disinfectant liquid, medical masks, anti-bacterial hand gel, medical gloves, instant food, and other pandemic relief supplies, the provincial CC&TSPM reported.

Since the latest outbreak of COVID-19 emerged in mid-February in Hohhot City, under the joint prevention and control mechanism of the autonomous region and the city, the Inner Mongolian CC&TSPM implemented the measures of "double suspensions and one delay", which refers to closing worship places, suspending group religious activities, and postponing the opening of religious colleges.

- Translated by Abigail Wu