On September 19, heavy rainfall brought by Typhoon Bebinca hit Suzhou, Anhui Province, causing severe flooding in the city. Some areas experienced water levels over 1 metre deep, making it impossible for many passengers in a hurry to reach the high-speed train station.

In response, kind-hearted citizens spontaneously organised a convoy using large semi-trucks and loaders to transport stranded passengers.

Mr. Cui, a semi-truck driver, explained that the road leading to the high-speed train station was deeply flooded, preventing both people and cars from passing through.

Several semi-truck drivers, seeing passengers stranded, decided to organise and shuttle them across the flooded area. Cui mentioned that he had been transporting passengers since 8 am and would continue to do so as long as the water remained. He said he felt a strong sense of purpose and value in helping those rushing to catch their trains.

On September 19, heavy rainfall brought by Typhoon "Bebinca" hit Suzhou, Anhui, causing severe flooding in the city. Some areas experienced water levels over 1 meter deep, making it impossible for many passengers in a hurry to reach the high-speed train station. In response, kind-hearted citizens spontaneously organized a convoy using large semi-trucks and loaders to transport stranded passengers.

Mr. Cui, a semi-truck driver, explained that the road leading to the high-speed train station was deeply flooded, preventing both people and cars from passing through. Several semi-truck drivers, seeing passengers stranded, decided to organize and shuttle them across the flooded area. Cui mentioned that he had been transporting passengers since 8 a.m. and would continue to do so as long as the water remained. He said he felt a strong sense of purpose and value in helping those rushing to catch their trains.