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Qilu Network Lightning News April 4 news "I am honored to be one of them."
On April 3, more than 1,100 medical staff from the Shandong Aid Shanghai Medical Team and the Nucleic Acid Testing Team rushed to Shanghai to support the prevention and control of the epidemic in Shanghai. On the afternoon of the 3rd, after lightning news reported on the matter, a comment attracted the attention of netizens - I was honored to be one of them.
Under this comment, netizens have replied: "Hero, triumph", "Safe home", "You are the pride of Shandong, protect yourself, bless your safe return", which makes people's hearts warm.
The lightning news reporter who went to Shanghai with the Shandong Aid Shanghai Medical Team to report found this netizen with the online name "绾绾" through multiple contacts.
"I have been responsible for the nucleic acid testing and COVID-19 vaccination work in our hospital, and this is the second time that I have gone out to support as a member of the Shandong medical team, and I have been participating in the frontline work of prevention and control, so I have a lot of experience."
Wu Mingyan, whose name is Wu Mingyan, is the head nurse of the Juxian Women's Health and Family Planning Service Center. After seeing the notice of aid to Shanghai issued by the unit, Wu Mingyan immediately signed up and asked Miao to fight.
"There's nothing to worry about, I'm sure we can do it."
In addition to being a medical worker, Wu Mingyan is also a mother of two children. She told the lightning news reporter that the most uneasy thing about supporting Shanghai this time was her daughter's online class.
"Now in the second grade, sometimes the epidemic requires, she will take online classes at home, I am not too assured that her father can accompany her to online classes, he is definitely not as good as me."
It is understood that the Shandong Aid Shanghai Medical Team and the Nucleic Acid Testing Team mainly undertake the diagnosis and treatment of some cabins in Shanghai and assist in nucleic acid sampling tasks. At 9 o'clock in the evening, the medical team arrived at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station and completed the assembly, and took the bus to the hotel to rest.
"We also want to get into the cabin earlier, bring healing to patients, let them go home early, and we will return to our homes earlier."
Lightning news reporters Wang Leitao and Liu Bingbing reported from Shanghai