Service Provision in 40-Degree Nehbandan Heat

In the southeastern city of Nehbandan, where temperatures soar to 40 degrees Celsius, volunteers at relief stations demonstrate their dedication by providing meals and services to pilgrims and travelers during the summer months. This report showcases the stories of those who have chosen to spend their time serving others in one of Iran's hottest regions.

• The volunteers work long hours in extreme heat to prepare and distribute food to thousands of daily visitors
• Relief stations have become vital gathering points for travelers passing through the desert city during peak summer season
• Despite challenging working conditions, staff members express satisfaction in their service to the community. What distinguishes these relief operations in Nehbandan is the volunteers' emphasis on the spiritual and emotional dimension of their work, viewing their efforts not merely as a duty but as an expression of love and devotion to their community.

# Serving with joy in Nehbandan's 40-degree heat; catering with a taste of love