In response to lately mounting threat of COVID-19 in South Africa, Longyuan South Africa Renewables (Pty) Ltd. has further contributed ZAR 2.38 million-worthy relief materials and capital to local government and SOS children's village, holding hands together to hold lifeline while being committed to keeping itself safe and sound.

The outbreak in South Africa had driven the company to immediately contact local government and healthy authorities for acquaintance with demanding response and expression of willing assistance to relieve the epidemic. Echoing with the request for assistance, the company had endowed ZAR 1 million to the Cape Town government and the Health Department of Northern Cape, while immediately allocating further ZAR 1.03 million funds to procure epidemic prevention clothes and hand sanitizer from the local market for local relief. As a part of Chinese enterprises, in Cape Town, the company has had the proven record of proactively answering the donation call from Chinese Community Police Forum. A fund of ZAR 100,000 has also been contributed to purchase protective facilities for law enforcement officers and back up the live hood of citizens with financial challenge and national economic growth. By doing so, the company has pursued to set up a model of the practice of caring spirit among Chinese in Cape Town.

Local children’s health has always accounted for a lot. For their well-being, the company has reached out for relevant detailed desire through good communication with Red Cross Children’s Hospital and the village in Cape Town, and subscribed ZAR 100,000 and ZAR 50,000 respectively for preservation materials and essential suppliers. Its medical staff and a medical wagon served community residents and students have been awarded in grants to support epidemic relief with local health authorities.