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Firefighters Bring Warmth to Quake-Affected Villagers in Xizang

More than a week has passed since a magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck Dingri County in southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region on January 7. As resettlement and reconstruction efforts continue, stories of solidarity and compassion emerge from the affected areas.

In Cuo’ang Village, Quluo Town, Dingri County, firefighters from the Xizang Forest Firefighting Special Operations Unit are going beyond their call of duty. Amid the challenging circumstances, they have taken it upon themselves to prepare lunch for the quake-affected villagers, offering both nourishment and comfort during a difficult time.

Our reporter, Zhao Chenchen, visited the frontline to witness firsthand the dedication of these firefighters. In the makeshift outdoor kitchen, the aroma of freshly cooked meals mingled with the crisp mountain air. The firefighters, clad in their uniforms, worked diligently over steaming pots, ensuring that every villager received a hot meal.

“We want to do everything we can to help the community recover,” said one firefighter. “Cooking meals is just a small way we can contribute to lifting everyone’s spirits.”

The villagers of Cuo’ang expressed their gratitude for the firefighters’ support. “Their kindness gives us hope,” said a local resident. “It’s not just about the food; it’s about knowing that we are not alone.”

The earthquake, which has caused significant damage to homes and infrastructure, has also highlighted the resilience and unity of the people in Xizang. With continued efforts from authorities and volunteers, the community is steadily moving towards recovery.

The actions of the Xizang Forest Firefighting Special Operations Unit exemplify the spirit of solidarity that is crucial during times of crisis. As reconstruction progresses, such acts of kindness play a vital role in healing and rebuilding the affected communities.

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