"Here! Over here! At 6:00 a.m. on January 20, at the nucleic acid sampling point of the Blue Bank Forest Community in Tianmu Town, Beichen District, Aunt Ma Zhonghui, 68, was busy organizing residents to conduct nucleic acid testing. This is the third time she has become a "big sieve" volunteer.
"At the time of the first screening, everyone had no experience, there were many people in line, and volunteers were arranging for everyone to organize, but the small number of people could not be busy at all." I was in a hurry. "The first thing Aunt Ma did when she returned home after the screening was not to complain, but to call the neighborhood committee and take the initiative to ask to be a volunteer.
"I asked the neighborhood committee if it needed volunteers, and they said 'yes,' and I asked if there was an age requirement, and they said, 'No.'" Aunt Ma signed up and was pulled into the volunteer group. From the second round of nucleic acid screening, the "red vest" was put on.
Today, Aunt Ma got up at four o'clock and set off from home at half past four to prepare for the fourth round of "screening" with everyone. From the "second screening" to the "four screening", everyone's efficiency is getting higher and higher, and the residents are becoming more and more skilled, and Aunt Ma is very happy that she can do something for the community and assist the grid staff and the neighborhood committee to do some work. "In fact, I have just had cataract surgery for more than a month, and I am still recovering, and my wife and children are not in good health. But we are both old party members, and at this time we should give full play to the residual heat of party members, he is responsible for logistics, I volunteer, and my daughter-in-law is also supporting in Jinnan. Aunt Ma said that the whole family is contributing to the fight against the epidemic in Jincheng.
When the "four screenings" work was just started, a child came with the warm baby he had prepared and delivered it to the hands of community workers and medical workers. "I set an alarm clock at 4:30 today, and I quickly went downstairs to deliver the warm baby to them without breakfast." Xiao Cui said, "It's so cold, I think these uncles and aunts are too hard, very sad for them, I want to send them some warm babies, but also warmer." I hope the epidemic ends soon, and they don't have to work so hard. ”
Jinyun News reporter Zhao Yingyan photography Dai Tao