Covid-19: Chinese businesses donate masks to police
Chinese businesses who initiated this project were One by One Supermarket, Overland Liquors, Super Save Supermarket, Vegie World, Africa Chomi Cash Loan, Be Home, China Fashion Store, Cheap and More Store, Fuming Trading, Liquor City Hyper and Republic Restaurant.
BETHAL – The Bethal Chinese community donated masks to Bethal Police Station last week.
The masks donated are to ensure the safety of Police while on duty and a token of gratitude for their selfless contributions to the ordinary citizens during the global pandemic.
Chinese businesses who initiated this project were One by One Supermarket, Overland Liquors, Super Save Supermarket, Vegie World, Africa Chomi Cash Loan, Be Home, China Fashion Store, Cheap and More Store, Fuming Trading, Liquor City Hyper and Republic Restaurant.
From left are Capt JJP Steyn Mr Kandi Huang, Mr Fuzhou Chen, Mr Yuming Zheng, W/O Edith von Wielligh and Mr Xiaoming Weng.
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