Chinese President Xi Jinping recently visited Huludao city in Liaoning Province, a region severely affected by multiple floods in 2024. The president's visit aimed to assess the progress of post-disaster restoration and reconstruction efforts firsthand.
Upon his arrival, President Xi was warmly welcomed by local villagers and residents, who expressed their gratitude for the government's support during the challenging times. Walking through the affected areas, he engaged with community members, inquiring about their well-being and listening to their concerns.
President Xi emphasized the importance of accelerating restoration projects to ensure that those displaced by the floods can return to their homes as soon as possible. He urged local authorities to prioritize infrastructure repairs, agricultural recovery, and the rebuilding of essential services.
\"The well-being of the people is our utmost priority,\" President Xi stated during a meeting with local officials. \"We must work together to restore normalcy and strengthen our resilience against future natural disasters.\"
The floods in Liaoning Province earlier this year caused significant damage to homes, farmlands, and infrastructure, impacting thousands of residents in the region. Relief efforts have been ongoing, with the government allocating resources to aid in recovery and prevention measures.
Residents expressed optimism following the president's visit. \"President Xi's presence here gives us hope,\" said Liu Wei, a local farmer. \"We believe that with the support of the government, we can rebuild our lives and community.\"
The visit underscores the central government's commitment to supporting affected regions and bolstering disaster preparedness across the country.
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President Xi inspects NE China: Villagers, locals welcome Xi
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