The epidemic suddenly arrived, and Shencheng not only had the busy figures of medical staff and volunteers, but also the persistence of the public security police. Mother and son are heart-to-heart, husband and wife are shoulder to shoulder, and the police of the Pudong Public Security Bureau and their "most beautiful partners" have joined hands to fight the epidemic side by side. At this moment, they are family members and comrades-in-arms.
On the morning of March 13, Zhang Fei, a police officer at the Waigaoqiao Public Security Department, had just finished an all-night reinforcement duty, returned to his home on the front foot, and received a notice of closed management of the community on the back foot. His mother, Zhou Baoju, is a member of the community business committee, and because several households in the community are carrying out health observation, her mother has been busy for several days to help carry out the coordination of peripheral registration and to help prepare for express delivery.
Zhang Fei did not care about resting, and came to the neighborhood committee for the first time to do the registration of nucleic acid testing and sampling. Along the way, he saw many familiar figures— colleagues from his own bureau, acquaintances from other bureaus, who had joined the ranks of volunteers.
Thinking that her mother, who was already tired, would face greater pressure and her duties as a policeman, Zhang Fei did not hesitate in the slightest and also took the initiative to sign up for the volunteer team.
Pictured: Zhang Fei, a police officer at the Waigaoqiao Public Security Department, and her mother. Photo courtesy of Pudong police
As a volunteer, Zhang Fei's first task was to do a good job in maintaining the order at the nucleic acid detection and sampling site. He and other volunteers arrived early to help set up the scene and familiarize themselves with the guidance process. At the beginning of the nucleic acid testing and sampling work, the residents were a little close to each other when queuing, and Zhang Fei immediately directed the residents in the queue to slowly pull away from each other and maintain a distance of one meter between each other. Soon, Zhang Fei found another problem, some of the elderly do not have smart phones, and some do not use the "health cloud" registration. Zhang Fei and other volunteers came forward to help solve them one by one. In this way, the nucleic acid testing and sampling was carried out smoothly and unexpectedly, and the eyes of the mother occasionally intersected in the busyness, and they felt extremely at ease because of each other's support.
Mother and child are heart-to-heart, husband and wife shoulder to shoulder. During the epidemic period, Zhu Qi, a police officer at Gaoxing Police Station, and his wife Zhang Zhen were also busy. In the past few days, Zhu Qi and his wife, as policemen, are busy reinforcing various regions to help carry out various tasks, and one is the secretary of the residential area of the happy town community in Gaoxing Town, who is busy with the prevention and control of the epidemic. Although they were under the same roof, they felt that they had not seen each other for a long time.
At 10 o'clock on March 12, the Happy Town community opened a temporary sampling point for nucleic acid testing. Zhu Qi, as a police officer at the police station under his jurisdiction, took the initiative to ask Miao to participate in the maintenance of order after learning about it. Because this test and sampling is relatively special, requiring a group of 10 people to complete quickly, Zhu Qi relied on his experience in reinforcing other regions many times, and cooperated with Zhang Cheng to arrange in advance and complete it quickly according to the requirements. From 18:00 to 22:30, with the full cooperation of the husband and wife and other staff, more than 4,300 people in the community of more than 10,000 residents have completed the test.
Pictured: Zhu Qi And Zhang Cheng's husband and wife. Photo courtesy of Pudong police
Although it was late at night, Zhu Qi and his wife were not in a hurry to rest, and they began to review the lack of nucleic acid testing and sampling work. They found that some elderly people could not use mobile phones and did not have registration codes, slowing down the progress of their group of 10 people. "Then assign someone to help register in advance." Both husband and wife thought of a solution at the same time. So at 10 o'clock on March 13, when the nucleic acid testing and sampling of the remaining residents was started, the residents found that a special help group had been set up next to the team. For residents who cannot successfully obtain the registration code, the staff of the help group will help register and print the registration code screenshot to facilitate the residents to successfully complete the nucleic acid sampling work.
The pandemic continues, and moving stories are still playing out. It is this pair of "most beautiful partners" in the fight against the epidemic who give up the spirit of the small family for everyone, which supports the confidence and confidence of Shanghai to defeat the epidemic. Spring has arrived, and the epidemic will eventually pass. Come on Shanghai!
Xinmin Evening News reporter Yang Jie correspondent Liu Qi