Recently, many parts of the mainland have suffered rare floods, causing heavy losses and casualties. In the difficult time of flood relief, military officers and soldiers, medical personnel, and volunteers sacrificed their lives to provide disaster relief.
However, in this anti-flood struggle, there was no presence of urban management, agricultural management and other management departments. On weekdays, they are always majestic patrols, but now how are they "hiding"? What is the truth, let's take a look!
Where is the flood relief department?
Disaster relief is the duty of the government, and it is the responsibility of every public official. In the face of sudden natural disasters, urban management and agricultural management should take the lead in undertaking the important task of flood prevention and rescue to protect people's lives and property. However, their dereliction of duty and absence have made flood relief seem stretched. This not only slowed down the progress of disaster relief, but also seriously affected the credibility of the government.
After a disaster, what people hope most is for life to get back on track. After the floodwaters receded, the streets were littered with devastation and urgently needed to clean up the aftermath. At this moment, the urban management that was supposed to clean up the environment did not know where to go. The soldiers and civilians who were bent on rebuilding their homes spontaneously took on the task of cleaning up, and their hard work reflected the dereliction and evasion of the urban management department.
In the face of post-disaster reconstruction, we need not only the hands of ordinary people, but also the due actions of government functional departments. They deserve to be on the front lines, serving and caring for the people and fighting disasters together. If you can't shoulder even the most basic responsibilities, how can you ask the people to trust and respect the relevant government departments?
The floods killed more than 2,000 people in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and caused economic losses of up to 100 billion yuan. In the face of such a serious disaster, the urban management department should stand up and tide over the difficulties together with the people. But their dereliction of duty undoubtedly exacerbated the chaos that followed the disaster.
Long before the floods hit, the meteorological department issued a red warning. It is reported that the relevant departments have also repeatedly issued warnings to the urban management, requiring them to strengthen patrols and prevention. But the chengguan department did not seem to take this serious warning to heart, resulting in unpreparedness when disaster struck. Such understatement has undoubtedly led to serious consequences.
In the face of questioning, the chengguan department did not respond positively, they just asked the spokesman to speak sideways, saying that there was a shortage of manpower and limited resources. However, such prevarication can hardly quell popular discontent. Most of the affected people believe that the urban management department should have made full preparations in advance, rather than making excuses after the fact.
Some commentators believe that the flood has exposed the serious slack problem of urban management departments. In normal times, they are keen to "strike hard" at small traders and hawkers, but when a major event occurs, they disappear. Such selective enforcement is contrary to the professionalism of civil servants. It is necessary for urban management departments to deeply reflect on themselves, conscientiously sum up lessons and avoid history repeating itself.
In this flood disaster, the selfless dedication of medical personnel, soldiers, volunteers, etc., and the donations of ordinary people, let us see that the spirit of mutual help and mutual assistance of the Chinese nation is still passed on from generation to generation.
It can be said that this flood not only brought destruction, but also demonstrated the dedication of heroes from all walks of life, and also made some inactive cadres appear!
After the flood, what are we left with
This sudden flood brought us a huge disaster, and the storm leveled the entire city, collapsing roads, collapsed houses, and devastated for a while. When the floodwaters receded, we looked at the mess and wondered what we had left. When the floodwaters receded, soldiers, rescuers and volunteers became the main force in urban reconstruction.
In the chaos, the first thing we see are the figures of soldiers and rescuers. They charged ahead when the flood hit, picking up one washaway after another with both hands. Rescue boats rushed back and forth through the floodwaters to bring stranded people to safety.
These heroes have guarded the city with their own hands and let us see the light of humanity. During the 1998 floods of the Yangtze River in China, the People's Liberation Army and the People's Armed Police Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the People's Armed Police deployed more than 200,000 soldiers to participate in disaster relief, using boats and helicopters to urgently evacuate more than 1.8 million people. Now that Hebei is suffering, it is still their figures who block the wind and rain in front of the people.
During the flood, volunteers from all over the country were organized to participate in the relief work in the disaster area, and volunteers rushed to the disaster area to clean up the disaster relief site with their hands. Some enthusiastic residents distributed drinking water and food from their homes to homeless victims. Children carry old toys to makeshift shelters, hoping to give joy to children their own age.
We see a lot of tiny but warm bits and pieces, which converge into a warm current that flows through everyone's heart. These stories of positive energy send a message: kindness, love, and devotion are still there.
epilogue
As the saying goes, you see a hero in times of crisis, but now when the people need help, the urban management agricultural management department has become a "shrunken turtle"! They failed their duties and misused the power in their hands!
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