"Every day meals should be contacted in advance, and it must be ensured that the comrades on duty in the community can eat on time..." "There will be four nucleic acid sampling units for all employees tomorrow, and the required tents, cordons, desk lamps and other items will be prepared in advance..." "Nucleic acid testing for all employees will be carried out tomorrow, and the office will cooperate with Pingshan Town this afternoon to do a good job in arranging the sampling point..." This is the daily work of Zhang Yuwen, director of the Office of the People's Procuratorate of Pingshan County and a fourth-level sergeant.
Since the outbreak of the current round of the epidemic in Yibin, Zhang Yuwen has actively participated in epidemic prevention and control in addition to doing her own work. As the director of the office, she has to do a good job in the logistics support of the whole hospital during the epidemic prevention and control period, from arranging office personnel to sort out and print the community personnel information ledger, night lighting desk lamps and loudspeaker charging backups, as well as the purchase of cordons, raincoats and other consumables, to ensuring the meals of police officers and employees participating in duty, arranging nucleic acid testing sites for all employees in advance, and purchasing and adding tents at testing points.
During a nucleic acid test for all employees, it suddenly rained heavily, and Zhang Yuwen, like all procuratorial officers, was soaked in her hair, trouser legs and shoes, but she still stuck to her post. That night, she and her colleagues completed the follow-up registration in the office barefoot, and she just said: "Hurry up and go home, my feet are a little cold." ”
As a judicial police officer of the procuratorate, she is loyal to the party and serves the people. During nucleic acid sampling, she will patiently guide the public to use the Tianfu Health Scan Code, whether it is late at night or early in the morning, she will take the initiative to help the elderly with mobility problems, and she will also patiently help the medical staff when she sees children who cry and do not cooperate with nucleic acid sampling. Ask her if she is afraid? Her response was: "As a judicial police officer of the prosecutor's office, I should be on the front line." ”