New crown pneumonia | 6 religious leaders filmed to call on Hong Kong people not to be discouraged

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Written by: Golden Chess

2021-04-20 14:56

Last update date: 2021-04-20 14:59

The new crown pneumonia epidemic in Hong Kong has lasted for more than a year, and the local cases have not been "cleared". Recently, the epidemic has rebounded again.

The leaders of the six religions in Hong Kong made a special short film, urging all the people of Hong Kong not to be discouraged, and through the short film to send sincere blessings and prayers to the people of Hong Kong, hoping that the epidemic will be eliminated as soon as possible; and wishing Hong Kong society "peace and happiness for all."

The six religions also hope that the public needs to understand the importance of mutual support and "keep their faith and tolerate each other." They also want to thank those who have contributed to this epidemic, especially the medical staff, for their efforts.

Click to watch the video: https://youtu.be/cYkAbOci8HU

The new crown pneumonia epidemic affects the global society and the lives of everyone. The "Hong Kong Six Religious Leaders Symposium" appeals to all Hong Kong citizens not to be discouraged and to maintain their belief in this difficult time to "tolerate each other and unite in tolerance"; and the leaders of the six religions A special short film was made to send sincere blessings and prayers to all the people of Hong Kong, hoping that the epidemic will be eliminated as soon as possible.

Buddhist, Islamic and Taoist leaders urge citizens to be vaccinated

Among them, the leaders of Buddhism, Islam and Taoism also called on the public to be vaccinated.

Master Chang Kuanyun of the Hong Kong Buddhist Federation shared that the epidemic reflects the impermanence of life and makes people reflect on life.

Master Kuan Yun reminded the public to continue to cooperate with the government's epidemic prevention measures and strictly abide by the guidelines of the Department of Health; he also called on suitable vaccinators to actively respond to the registration of vaccinations and strengthen the protection of public health in the entire society.

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Cardinal Tong Han, the Pontifical Actress and Emeritus Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong, greets the general public of Hong Kong, wishing peace; and encourages everyone to face the epidemic according to the insight of the government and medical experts, so that the epidemic will calm down as soon as possible and the sick will recover as soon as possible .

Zhang Zhenhua, the vice chairman of the Hong Kong Council of Christians, on behalf of Rev. Su Chengyi, the chairman of the Hong Kong Council of Christians, sent warm encouragement and blessings.

Zhang quoted the Bible as saying "Don't worry about tomorrow" and encourage citizens to live in the present and take all preventive measures.

On behalf of Islam, the chairman of the Chinese Islamic Bo'ai Society, Sa Zhisheng, extended cordial greetings to the affected and infected people and their families, and prayed that Allah would eliminate the new crown pneumonia virus as soon as possible.

In addition, Sa Zhisheng also called on citizens to abide by the government's epidemic prevention measures, avoid crowd gatherings, and encourage suitable citizens to get vaccinations as soon as possible.

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