Directly hit the first day of the Spring Festival in Xi'an: a "late" homecoming trip

Source: China News Network

Xi'an, China News Network, January 17 Title: Directly attacking the first day of the Spring Festival in Xi'an: A "late" journey homecoming

China News Network reporter Zhang Yichen

"Haggis and meat sandwich buns from my hometown, here I come." Zhang Xin, a Yulin "post-95" who studied at Xi'an Technological University, laughed in an interview with a reporter from China News Network at Xi'an Railway Station on the 17th.

On the 17th, the annual Spring Festival kicked off, with the change of the epidemic prevention and control situation in Xi'an, the students of colleges and universities in the low-risk areas of the city began to return to their hometowns in an orderly manner, and Xi'an Station also ushered in the first peak of student returns.

"The Spring Festival can be reunited with family to have the taste of the new year, but if you stay in school because of the epidemic prevention and control, I can also accept it, after all, in the special period, everyone should do their part for the society." Zhang Xin said that on January 15, the school received a holiday notice from the school, and the school first collected information from the students to understand the destination where the students returned home, and then sent the students to Xi'an North Railway Station and Xi'an Railway Station through the bus.

It is understood that since January 10, Xi'an has achieved zero occurrence of social cases for 7 consecutive days, the spread of social aspects has been basically controlled, and the overall epidemic has entered the tail-sweeping stage.

The picture shows xi'an college students queuing up in an orderly manner to enter the Xi'an railway station. Photo by Zhang Yichen

At the B3 entrance of the waiting hall of Xi'an Railway Station, the reporter saw that although the ticket entry time has not yet arrived, some students have already queued up at the ticket gate. Lu Pengfei, who studied robotics engineering at Xi'an Polytechnic University, is one of them, wearing a mask and pulling a suitcase, he said bluntly: "The journey back to his hometown, 'although late but arrived'. ”

"Two days ago, I heard that I could go home, and A few of my fellow villagers packed their bags overnight, and everyone was busy until late." Lu Pengfei told the China News Network reporter that this year's holiday time is more than ten days later than in previous years, and he took a school bus to the railway station early this morning and will take a train from Xi'an back to his hometown of Xinyang, Henan.

"In order to serve the majority of students, we have arranged special passages and waiting areas for students in advance, and provided special guidance to ensure the safe travel of students to the greatest extent." Kong Wei, secretary of the passenger workshop of Xi'an Railway Station, said that in recent days, the passenger flow has been dominated by students returning home, and the station has grasped the travel needs of students by docking major colleges and universities in Shaanxi Province in advance. At the same time, reserve the amount of tickets and prepare sufficient transportation capacity to ensure that students can return to their hometowns in an orderly manner.

The reporter saw in the south square of Xi'an Railway Station that in order to ensure the safe return of college students, major universities in low-risk areas of Xi'an City also transported students from school "point to point" to the railway station by chartering buses.

"In accordance with the requirements of epidemic prevention and control, we have done a good job in passenger temperature monitoring, information verification, nucleic acid testing, orderly diversion and other work." Pan Guangguang, deputy director of the Xi'an Railway Station Regional Management Committee, said that through docking with the school, understanding the general number and distribution of returning students in advance, improving the epidemic prevention and control measures for student groups to enter the station, and providing some convenient conditions for students in need of help.

According to statistics, as of 16:00 on the 17th, Xi'an Railway Station sent a total of 7,498 students who returned home on the same day.

"I have two wishes, the first is that the epidemic will pass as soon as possible, and after the start of school, the students can sit in the classroom 'offline'; the second is to be able to sleep well after arriving home today." After noon, Lu Pengfei, who was about to enter the station, said frankly. (End)