Chapter 145: City B’s Statement

All construction work in the shelter was suspended and all workers were engaged in the construction of the shantytown.

The ore was crushed in a grinder, mixed with concrete and cement, and the entire foundation of the shelter was replaced.

The protection of the shelter has been greatly improved.

Even the previously built walls were reinforced with concrete mixed with minerals.

Just when the shelter was short-staffed, the nuclear power plant in City F was completely destroyed by acid rain.

In extremely cold weather, nuclear power plants in most cities are completely unusable, but a lot of thought went into the construction of the nuclear power plant in City F.

Since their nuclear power plant can still be used even in extreme cold and heat, the shelter in City F was built near the nuclear power plant.

But it was this decision that led to the current devastating situation.

After the nuclear power plant was corroded by acid rain, the workers urgently shut down the nuclear reactor, causing the cooling system to stop working.

Eventually, the loss of control led to a huge explosion. The radioactive material produced by the nuclear explosion was equivalent to four hundred times the power released by the Hiroshima atomic bomb.

The residents of the F City shelter in the nuclear explosion zone were the first to be infected.

Due to the lack of information, it took ten days for the news from City F to reach City A.

At this time, the number of people who died from nuclear radiation has exceeded 60,000, and more than 200,000 people are still suffering from nuclear radiation.

It is now the third year of the apocalypse. City A was the capital before the apocalypse, and many shelters in other cities are currently obeying the orders of City A.

Of course, the A-level high-level officials would not ignore them. City A immediately announced the news to the whole country and required all shelters to organize teams immediately.

Go to City F for rescue.

But at this time, all the shelters were being rebuilt under the erosion of acid rain, and some small shelters with little information had no way of surviving the acid rain.

The casualties were also heavy.

Although the volcanic ash and acid rain have passed, within this month, City A received a distress signal from City F.

We also received many requests for help from other places.

As one of the country's leading metropolises, City B also has no shortage of talent. The top management of City A immediately contacted the top management of City B.

They were asked to immediately organize manpower and work with the rescue workers in City A to go to City F.

The rescue mission is imminent. There are still many survivors across the country living in dire straits. Once the order is issued.

However, there was no response from City B. The original plan of the top leaders of City A was to send out a very professional rescue team.

However, we currently have limited manpower, and we need City B to send a professional team to provide support.

Once the professional teams sent by both parties cooperate, they will immediately go to City F.

As for the shelter distress signals in other cities, they directly posted high contribution point tasks in the mission hall.

Send out some professional teams to lead the survivors who have accepted the contribution point mission to various places for rescue.

Although City A also needs rescue, the mentality of the people in shelters across the country is currently like a very stable tree.

If even they sent out a distress signal, wouldn't the survivors across the country be in panic?

During these two days, the top leaders of City A sorted out the distress signals from all over the country, and also listed the information of several shelters that are in great need of care.

The time waiting for B to reply passed day by day, until the third day, when the top leaders of City A were completely furious.

"Are those people in B City just sitting there doing nothing?" It had been three days since he sent out the order, but there was no response from City B.

Right now, all places are waiting for rescue, and they don’t have much time to spend on City B.

They also wondered whether City B had not received their message, after all, the information was blocked at that time.

But after confirmation from the staff, it was confirmed that City B had indeed received their message, but no action had been taken there so far.

The senior officials of City A also began to doubt whether their protection was inadequate and that they had also suffered heavy casualties under the erosion of acid rain.

But when news of the investigation came on the fourth day, it slapped them hard in the face.

City B was safe. They had no casualties even under the erosion of acid rain. The shelter was also strong. The team leader went to convey the order message.

He has not returned since then. On the fourth night, his body appeared at the door of the shelter in City A. He appeared quietly and no one knew who sent him back.

There was an obvious bloody hole on his forehead and multiple knife wounds on his body. It was obvious that he had suffered inhuman torture before his death.

This is clearly City B’s statement.

Although the top leaders of City A were furious, the information for help from various places was the most important at the moment, without the support from City B.

Right now they are completely short of manpower and can only post tasks in the mission hall, hoping to attract many survivors to join.