DHL Express phone number in Wenlin Town, Jiangyin, DHL Express pickup phone number in Wenlin Town, Jiangyin

During the SARS epidemic in 2009, DHL-Sinotrans launched a caring express delivery service in Shanghai, providing free express delivery services to the medical team of the Second Military Medical University who were unable to bring sufficient daily necessities to the Xiaotangshan SARS designated hospital in Beijing due to their hasty departure, and also provided express delivery services to the Second Military Medical University. Three medical staff from the Military Medical University donated mobile phones with camera functions.
During the 2008 Southeast Asian tsunami, we provided assistance to the International Red Cross and Red Heart Crescent Societies on a global scale, and the Asia-Pacific region provided assistance for disaster relief activities in disaster-stricken countries in Southeast Asia through charter flights.
After the tsunami in Southeast Asia in March 2018, it launched a donation campaign to the disaster-stricken areas through its global network.
In 2018, Jinxiu County, Laibin City, Guangxi Province was hit by heavy rainstorms. DHL-Sinotrans and World Vision volunteered to deliver first-aid kits to the disaster area.
In March 2018, a severe earthquake occurred in Jiujiang, Jiangxi. DHL-Sinotrans and its employees voluntarily donated more than RMB 10,000 to provide funds for the reconstruction of the local Sanqiao Village Primary School that was damaged in the earthquake.
In the summer of 2008, severe floods occurred in Hunan Province. DHL-Sinotrans delivered three daily necessities packages and children’s joy packages to the disaster-stricken area in Chenzhou, Hunan within hours free of charge.
On the day of this year, a Richter magnitude earthquake occurred in Wenchuan County, Sichuan. DHL-Sinotrans employees expressed their deep concern for the affected people and their colleagues in the Southwest Division, especially the Chengdu Branch. While paying close attention to earthquake relief, China's three major business groups donated 10,000 yuan to help the hardest-hit areas alleviate the disaster, and voluntarily transported multiple containers of various disaster relief materials.

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