During the recent Spring Festival, many cities and regions across China encouraged residents and migrant workers to stay put, to reduce the flow of people and thereby curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many migrant workers who decided to remain at the Nantong Economic & Technological Development Area – located in Nantong city in East China's Jiangsu province -- in response to the call, expressed their best wishes to the NETDA for the new year.
Let's take a glimpse of their blessings.
Yin Bin, from the city of Lianyungang in Jiangsu province, is a young police officer at the NETDA. He is brimming with confidence about the year ahead. "This year is destined to be an extraordinary year and as the people's police, we must guarantee the good health and safety of the locals." [Photo/WeChat account: gh_78ba52d6e1ed]
Ni Ruixian is a pharmacist at a health service center in the NETDA. She is from Qitai county in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region and came to Nantong with her family in 2008 to be a medical worker. Ni deeply felt the urgency and importance of novel coronavirus epidemic prevention and control work during the Spring Festival break. She was determined to remain at her post and contribute her own experience to the protective measures for the development area. [Photo/WeChat account: gh_78ba52d6e1ed]
The NETDA Free Trade Zone got the original go-ahead, on Jan 3, 2013, from the State Council, for a 5.29-sq-km area, in two parts.
Suzhou-Nantong science & technology industrial park
Equipment manufacturing industrial park
Urban-rural commercial zone
Nengda central business district
New materials industrial park
Medical treatment & health industrial park
Sci-tech industrial park
Precision machinery industrial park