00:00At the Guangfu train station, organizers of civil groups stand in front of their booths
00:10to guide volunteers to resources and tools needed for cleanup.
00:14There are also officials on site to guide them to shuttle buses heading to their assigned places.
00:19One Tunisian volunteer who traveled from northern Taiwan says
00:22he's glad to see how society mobilizes at a time of crisis.
00:26I'm seeing many people coming from Kaohsiung, Taipei, Shenzhou, like everywhere, coming from everywhere.
00:32It's really nice to see something like this.
00:34There's been an outpouring of civilian volunteer help in the past week.
00:39But since Monday, many of them have gone home for work and school.
00:43Officials here say they hope more volunteers come,
00:46but that it's important they wait for authorities to assign them locations rather than wandering around town.
00:51One local living in a town center recalls the day the floodwater rushed into his home
00:57and says he's grateful to have help from strangers from other parts of the country.
01:10The military and volunteers are working to make cleanup operations more efficient
01:15as they brace for another wave of helpers over a second long weekend coming up.
01:21The soldiers and in the local h wood are working to heal together away.
01:24The soldiers don't contribute to the
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