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Modern Express News (Special Correspondent Wang Wei Hou Tianhui / Wen Gu Wei Gu Wen / Photo) At 5:25 a.m. on March 28, with a whistle, the first bus of Wuhan Metro Line 2 slowly drove out of the garage of the Evergreen Depot, which was the first train to enter the "main line" of all the lines of the Wuhan Metro. Since its suspension on January 23, the Wuhan Metro has resumed operations again after a period of 65 days, which has also brought popularity and vitality to the city.
△The first subway bus leaves the warehouse
Driving the last car before the suspension, he became the driver of the first bus
"Today is very special for me, as the driver of the first train of Wuhan Metro Line 2, I am very honored and very excited," Zhang Rui is 29 years old, driving the subway for 8 years, the subway resumed operations, he became the first bus driver of Line 2. Coincidentally, the last train before the Wuhan subway went out of operation on January 23 was also driven by him.
△ Driver of the first subway train
After more than two months of re-taking up his post, he arrived half an hour earlier than usual, "Usually arrived at 4:30, and today he came at 4 o'clock." "
Driving the subway for 8 years, Zhang Rui has never encountered a subway shutdown before, and he did not expect that one day it would be stopped for so long.
To resume operations, Zhang Rui and his colleagues should conduct temperature checks before going to work, and wear masks throughout the work. At the same time, each subway is also equipped with two safety officers, responsible for supervision, publicity, service, urging passengers to wear masks, maintain distance, and help solve problems for passengers who are too old to use mobile phones to scan codes.
There are many subway commuters, although it is cool, but the heart is very warm
At 5:40, zhang Rui's first bus left the garage and arrived at Hankou Railway Station, waiting for the notice of official operation. At 6:15, the gate of Hankou Railway Station Subway Station E was raised, and the subway station officially "opened its doors to welcome guests". At 6:30, the first train departed, but the first train from Hankou Railway Station did not carry guests. After 7 o'clock, the subway station gradually became "lively" and passengers got on the bus one after another.
Mr. Cui got on the bus from Fanhu Station and went to Wuchang Station to work, he did property work in the community near Wuchang Station, resumed work on the first day, he saw the news of the resumption of subway operation in the news, and rushed to the subway station to work. "Private cars can't get out of the community, and now the subway is finally open, which is very convenient." Mr. Cui said that he was very happy to take the subway again after more than two months, "Although Wuhan has cooled down today, my heart is very warm. "
△ Metro Line 2 Hankou Railway Station, passengers waiting on the platform
In addition to Wuhan citizens like Mr. Cui who resumed work, there are many people returning to China from other places in the subway, Aunt Li is from Shangqiu, Henan, took a train for more than 6 hours to Wuhan, "I did express delivery business at Tianhe Airport, the company's people told me that the subway was restored, and I got off the train to take the subway." For returning to Wuhan to resume work, she said: "I have long wanted to come back, and today I opened to traffic, so I quickly took a car to Wuhan." "
△ People riding in subway cars
Miss Li's family lives in Wuhan Jinyin Lake, went to Shandong to visit relatives a few years ago, stranded in Shandong after the outbreak of the epidemic, and now finally returned home," Got off the bus from Wuchang Railway Station, and after getting on the subway, I felt closer and closer to home, and I was very happy. Seeing that Wuhan has resumed its train into Han and the subway has also resumed operations, she can't hide her excitement, "Wuhan will get better and better." "
Source: Hyundai Express