How to deal with feed shortage in Guizhou Forest Wildlife Park?

Regarding the feed shortage, Guizhou Forest Wildlife Park responded that the feed shortage in Guizhou Forest Wildlife Park was mainly due to the static control of the epidemic situation, which hindered the local feed transportation channel. This time, the main purpose of asking for help from the society is to find suppliers who can provide food, rather than asking the public for donations and materials. Therefore, it is hoped that the relevant departments can pay attention to this problem, solve the food supply problem of zoo animals and ensure the health and nutrition of wild animals.

COVID-19 outbreak occurred in Guizhou, and the local health and health commission issued a notice, asking citizens not to go out for no reason and consciously abide by the isolation measures at home. Trucks coming and going need a white list to transport goods to Guizhou. This move also closed the market completely. Guizhou Forest Wildlife Park could not find suitable food for a while, so it could only send a message to the society for help. When people saw this news, they immediately contacted Guizhou Wildlife Park by telephone and offered to make donations to help the zoo tide over the crisis. However, the staff in the zoo immediately refused, saying that they were not short of money to buy food at all, just because transportation and logistics could not pass, so there was a food shortage. After receiving the news, the relevant departments immediately contacted local feed companies and vegetable markets and provided steamed bread, carrots, animal feed, fruits and other foods to the zoo, thus improving the food shortage in the zoo.

It can also be seen that after the outbreak of COVID-19, the relevant departments should actively do a good job in logistics and transportation to ensure the normal needs of people's lives, pay attention to places where farmers, zoos and other large-scale breeding occasions need volunteer help, and strive to ensure the diet and health of animals.

So, what improvements do you think Guizhou needs to make in epidemic prevention?