The Second Batch Of Love Relay New Shoes Will Be Donated To Mountain Children.

In the past 3 months, we have received thousands of old mobile phones. In January of this year, the Chengdu Yi Gong Lian joint venture company launched a unified collection of the waste cell phone public welfare activities. Every citizen donated an abandoned cell phone, and the love enterprise donated a new a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" to the children in the remote mountainous area. The shoes were < /a >. This concept has made this event one of the 35 outstanding public welfare projects of the second new media utilization charity project competition, which is "praise Chengdu's public welfare and code love". It is understood that a new batch of new shoes and school supplies will be sent to the mountainous areas by the end of April. < /p >
< p > < strong > < a > href= > http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp > > activity > /a > progress: recycling of waste cell phones has been over 1000 parts < /strong > /p >
Last Thursday, Feng Min, a student at the University of Electronic Science and technology, handed over an abandoned mobile phone that had been idle for nearly a year to the staff of the Chengdu Yi Gong Union. It was the 1000th abandoned cell phone that the volunteers union received in the past 3 months. The donations from the public have benefited hundreds of children from remote mountainous areas. At the end of February this year, the children of Yongfu Township Central Primary School in Baoxing county had received new shoes from love enterprises. < /p >
< p > not long ago, "love's old" is the volunteer of your "waste cell phone recycling" public welfare activities. When paulownia tree primary school held an environmental knowledge science popularization activity, it explained to the children the harm of the old cell phone to the environment and carried out the donation of the old cell phone at the scene. The children responded positively. Only more than 30 students in class six, grade two, donated 69 old cell phones. < /p >
Su Shijie, director of the Chengdu Yi Gong Lian, said that activities are still continuing. Apart from sending or sending discarded mobile phones directly to the Chengdu volunteers Union, the public can handle their own discarded mobile phones through the "mobile phone recycling box" placed in the main mobile business offices, youth hostels, some schools and communities in the city. "At the end of April, a new batch of new shoes and school supplies will be sent to two mountain primary schools in Gan Luo." < /p >
< p > < strong > the original intention of the activity: to protect the nature and offer love at the same time < /strong > /p >
< p > it is understood that waste mobile phone parts contain a variety of harmful substances such as lead, cadmium, mercury and so on. If they are discarded directly, they will seriously pollute the soil and groundwater. If they are transported to the garbage dump, the plastic shell will produce toxic substances containing chlorine. A large number of mobile phones produced every year are becoming the "killer" of seriously polluting the environment. "To find a home for old mobile phones" is the voice of many Chengdu citizens. This recycling campaign will help to deal with these mobile phones, and will be used as a "capital" for the second time, to improve the living conditions of children in the < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/ index_p.asp" > mountain area, and to convey the public's love. < /p >
< p > citizen Li Wei is an active participant in this event. He called on his relatives and friends to donate 5 old mobile phones. "Because I didn't know about the donation channels of waste cell phones before, so my old mobile phones were thrown at home. Later, I checked it on the Internet to know that this method might produce low radiation. Some of the components containing bromine will cause immunity problems in the human body." Li Wei said that after seeing the activity, he also specifically inquired the relevant information on the Internet, and had a deeper understanding of the harm of discarded mobile phones. < /p >