Hubei Church Leaders Visit Soldiers Fighting Flooding

On July 25, 2020, Ezhou CC&TSPM of Hubei sent food to frontline soldiers fighting flood at a local flood control headquarter.

ByKaren Luo July 28, 2020

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Last week Ezhou CC&TSPM of Hubei, China’s COVID-19 epicenter, visited soldiers who are fighting the flooding.

The Yangtze River approached or exceeded the warning level after heavy downpours continued to strike the province, causing local authorities to defend against floods, according to the CC&TSPM.

On July 21 and 25, Ezhou CC&TSPM visited frontline workers at the flood control headquarters of Village Dongmiao and Village Gedianxiongwan in Huahu Town. They handed out bottles of mineral water, porridge, and instant noodles.