文/海口国际人才之家近日，一场跨越国籍、地域的爱心接力在海南温情上演。一位老人因脑出血后遗症并发肺部感染，在重症监护室急需大量输血。“海口yeah”海口国际人才志愿服务团获悉情况后，迅速发起爱心献血倡议，得到多国在琼志愿者积极响应，用热血为生命续航。此次爱心行动中，多名外国志愿者挺身而出。加拿大志愿者Jan Kerekes曾在台风“摩羯”过后参与爱心献血，此次再次伸出援手。他表示人与人之间本就该守望相助，衷心祝愿老人早日康复。海南大学工商管理专业博士研究生、巴基斯坦志愿者Shaikh Nazir Ahmed，此前已有多次献血经历，此次专程前往明珠广场献血屋为老人献血。他说能为重症老人尽一份力感到十分高兴，期盼老人战胜病魔、早日康复。
By Haikou International Talent Home: Recently, a heartwarming act of compassion transcending national and geographical boundaries unfolded in Hainan. An elderly patient suffering from sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage complicated by pulmonary infection required urgent blood transfusions in the intensive care unit. Upon learning of the situation, the Haikou Yeah International Volunteer Service Team promptly launched a blood donation campaign, which received enthusiastic responses from volunteers across multiple countries stationed in Hainan, who contributed their blood to save lives. Several foreign volunteers stepped forward for this initiative. Canadian volunteer Jan Kerekes, who had previously donated blood after Typhoon Morakot, once again offered his assistance. He emphasized that mutual support among people is essential and sincerely wished the patient a speedy recovery. Shaikh Nazir Ahmed, a Ph.D. candidate in Business Administration at Hainan University and a Pakistani volunteer with prior blood donation experience, made a special trip to the Mingzhu Plaza blood donation center to help the patient. He expressed great joy at being able to contribute to the critically ill patient and earnestly hoped for the patient's recovery.
爱心传递持续升温。Shaikh Nazir Ahmed主动在多个社群转发老人急需用血的求助信息，带动更多国际友人参与。海南大学缅甸留学生Aung Ko Ko Chu、孟加拉国留学生Md Mizanur Rahman、巴基斯坦留学生Das Narain等纷纷主动联系患者家属表示愿意献血。Das Narain因自身贫血不符合献血条件，便积极动员同乡同学Ahmad Shakeel参与献血。海南医科大学志愿者Khant Min Hein、海南师范大学志愿者Zohaib相继加入，远在石家庄的志愿者Abdur Rauf也主动联系表达献血意愿，跨越千里传递善意。涓涓热血汇聚大爱暖流。短短两天内，“海口yeah”海口国际人才志愿服务团成员及多国留学生累计献血2000毫升，饱含国际友谊与人间温情的血液，源源不断输送至重症老人身旁，为生命救治提供有力保障。此次跨国爱心献血行动，生动诠释了“此心安处是吾乡”的责任与担当，彰显了跨越国界的善意与温暖。不同肤色、不同国籍的志愿者以无偿献血的实际行动，传递守望相助的人间大爱，为椰城海口增添了动人的温情底色。
The wave of compassion continues to grow stronger. Sheikh Nazir Ahmed proactively shared appeals for blood donations from elderly patients across multiple social media platforms, mobilizing participation from international friends. International students from Hainan University—including Aung Ko Ko Chu (Myanmar), Md. Mizanur Rahman (Bangladesh), and Das Narain (Pakistan)—voluntarily contacted the patients' families to express their willingness to donate blood. As Das Narain himself was ineligible due to anemia, he actively encouraged his fellow student Ahmad Shakeel to participate. Volunteers Khant Min Hein from Hainan Medical University and Zohaib from Hainan Normal University subsequently joined the initiative, while Abdur Rauf in Shijiazhuang also voluntarily expressed his commitment, bridging distances to spread kindness. These acts of generosity have formed a powerful stream of compassion. Within just two days, members of the "Haikou Yeah" International Talent Volunteer Service Team and international students collectively donated 2,000 milliliters of blood. This blood, imbued with international friendship and human warmth, was continuously delivered to critically ill patients, providing vital support for life-saving treatments. This cross-border blood donation campaign vividly exemplifies the spirit of "where the heart finds peace is home," demonstrating global solidarity and compassion. Volunteers of diverse backgrounds and nationalities demonstrated mutual aid through their voluntary contributions, adding a touching dimension of warmth to Haikou, the City of Coconuts.
