[Reported by Zhuang Yi, a reporter from South American Overseas Chinese Daily] On April 15, the Hakka Center vaccination station jointly opened by the Brazilian Chinese Association and the Chinese Anti-epidemic Volunteer Group to conduct vaccination activities for children aged 6

[South American Overseas Chinese Daily reporter Zhuang Yi Sao Paulo] On April 15, the Hakka Center vaccination station jointly opened by the Brazilian Chinese Association and the Chinese Anti-epidemic Volunteer Group to conduct vaccination activities for children aged 6 months to 6 years old in Sao Paulo.

Early that morning, overseas Chinese took their children to the vaccine station one after another, and the Hakka Central Auditorium became lively due to the arrival of the children. With the assistance and help of volunteers Renato Branch, Gao Jingwen, Ju Xiaoqing, Luo Shujun, Lin Yun, He Qianwen and others, everyone maintained social distance and lined up to vaccinate in an orderly manner. Zhi Huang Xiuli, head of the Chinese anti-epidemic volunteer group, said that in addition to being vaccinated with influenza vaccines today, other vaccines that children had not been injected in time due to the epidemic, such as polio vaccine, hepatitis A and B vaccine, etc., can be taken advantage of this opportunity to make up for it.

parents said that the establishment of Chinese vaccine sites is really a very good thing for overseas Chinese. It is not only safe to get vaccinated here, but also volunteers help translate and explain, which is very convenient.

Supervisor Ye Zhouyong, the first executive vice president of the Brazilian Chinese Association, Wang Wenjie, the executive vice president of the Chinese Association, Zhang Liqun, the executive president of the Brazilian Guangdong Association, Su Xinjian, the president of the South American Minnan Association, and Jiang Youyang, the vice president of the Chinese Association, also went to the Hakka Center to cheer and encourage everyone on the same day, and expressed support and appreciation for the work of the Chinese vaccine station.

As of noon, more than 50 children have been vaccinated, and the most one child has received 7 vaccines.

On the same day, the Chinese anti-epidemic volunteer team also carefully prepared desk calendars and magazines for overseas Chinese to collect for free.

In addition, in response to the Sao Paulo Municipal Government’s call to “donate vaccines and food”, the Brazilian Chinese Association and the Chinese Anti-epidemic Volunteer Group will donate 3,000 kilograms of rice and 1,000 kilograms of black beans on behalf of Chinese and overseas Chinese to charity designated by the Sao Paulo Municipal Government. The donation ceremony will be held in the Hakka Center next Monday (19th).