At 7:00 a.m. on February 14, two Slovenian female athletes preparing to leave China to return home carried biathlon guns to the T3-C gun inspection area of the Capital International Airport to handle the exit procedures for guns and ammunition. They were the first Winter Olympic gun wrestlers to leave the country. Wang Yan, a police officer at the Beijing Border Inspection General Station who was on duty in the closed loop, received the athlete's departure information in advance, put on protective equipment, and waited with his colleagues in the T3-C gun inspection area early.
After the two athletes arrived at the capital airport, Wang Yan first checked the identity information of the two people, and then began to check the bullets. Because the accuracy of the competition guns is extremely high, it is a precision instrument, and the border inspection police generally do not directly touch the guns during the inspection process, but are taken by the athletes themselves, and the police check and check from the side.
The two men placed 2 gun boxes and 1 bullet box on the inspection table, and Wang Yan signaled them to open the gun box first, take out the gun and show him the model of the gun. He leaned down to check closely, carefully checked with the information on the "Firearms and Ammunition Carrying Permit" issued to each team during the entry inspection and release, smiled and made an OK gesture to them, indicating that the guns had passed the inspection.
Subsequently, Wang Began to check the model and quantity of bullets. "A total of 717 rounds", he marked the number of guns and bullets on the "Firearms and Ammunition Carrying Permit". When all the remaining 5 competition guns of the country's participating teams leave the country, they also have to strictly check the number of bullets remaining in the team according to the bullet consumption recorded in the "Ammunition Consumption Certificate".
After the gun and ammunition inspection was completed, Wang Yan and his colleagues accompanied the two athletes to go through the check-in and gun and ammunition check-in procedures. The whole inspection work is interlocked, fast and stable.
While waiting for the formalities, two Slovenian athletes and Wang Yan took the initiative to chat about their feelings in the Winter Olympic Village: "The experience is beyond imagination! They said they were impressed by Chinese food, "especially dumplings, which are very delicious." Watching the gun ammunition box pass through the security gate of the excess baggage checker, Wang Yan's task was completed. As he left, two athletes gave him a thumbs up: "Your service is so good, there is a chance we will come back to China!" ”