The warriors who had lost personal belongings due to the mudslide received new wristbands, allowing them to check their monthly allowances and make payments via QR codes.
Compared to individuals having cash in hand, the regiment's public account only had supplies, not cash.
After all, it was still the front line, and civilian equipment communication was restricted. Ye Nai's phone remained a brick, unable to open any web pages or apps, just playing around with a card-insert handheld console.
As the small business was going well, the sound of helicopter rotors came from above.
An armed transport helicopter flew over the canteen roof, heading toward the helipad.
The warriors who wanted to buy cigarettes quickly completed their transactions. Shortly after, a vehicle came to pick up Ye Nai and took her directly to the helipad.
