Flood is merciful, Taiho is compassionate | Taiho Opto-electronics Donates Supplies to Assist Flood Relief Efforts

Affected by heavy rainfall, many areas in Anhui are being hit by super-standard mega-flood, flood emergency. Hefei City, Anhui Province, Hydrology and Water Resources Bureau on July 29, 2020 at 10:16 continued to issue a flood red alert: the current Chaohu Lake is still in excess of the historical flood level, slowed down by the impact of rainfall recession. Hangbu River, Yuxi River, South Interfluo River is still above the super-historic flood level, Zhegao River, the downstream section of the Pai River is still above the guaranteed water level; Fengle River above Taoxi has fallen back below the alert level, the downstream section is still slowing down above the alert level; by the Zhaogang river gate outside the discharge and the impact of rainfall, the West River Gap Station in the guaranteed water level above the high water level fluctuations.

"This time the hometown flood situation is very serious, we as a business, donate some materials, do a little bit of modest efforts, I hope that the hometown is getting better and better, and work together to tide over this difficult time." On July 29th, the relevant person in charge of Hefei Taiho Optoelectronics said.

Following the flood assistance, Taiho once again wrote its initial mission with action. 29th July, Taiho Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. donated relief materials to show its concern and sympathy after getting in touch with the frontline command of flood prevention in Feixi Economic and Technological Development Zone. It is reported that the relief materials mainly include Qixia Fuji apples, fine honeydew oranges, bananas and other flood control materials and other foodstuffs, totaling 51 boxes.

(On-site material donations)

At the present time of flood, love is surging, we work together, we are united, we are in the same boat together in this Taiho Photonics to the selfless dedication of the love of the people and fighting in the front line of the flood control staff to pay tribute to!