Source: Chao News
At 1 a.m. on the 5th, the on-site warehouse of ingredients in the Asian Games Village was busy - the staff of the food acceptance post of the Food Safety Center of the Asian Games Village were conducting a second acceptance of all fresh food, fruits and vegetables and other ingredients entering the village.
And this is just a microcosm of the busy 24 hours of the Asian Games Village.
As the non-competition venue with the largest scale, the longest running time, the largest flow of people and the widest coverage of business in this Hangzhou Asian Games, the Asian Games Village is also the focus of all kinds of operational risk levels, the most concentrated and the most concerned.
It is reported that in this Asian Games grand event, the Asian Games Village is expected to provide more than 20,000 athletes, team officials, technical officials and media personnel with accommodation, catering, transportation, culture, science and technology, medical and other all-round 24-hour service guarantee. It can be said that the smooth operation of every day of the Asian Games Village is inseparable from the "behind-the-scenes hero" teams in the Asian Games Village.
In this contestant's base camp, the safety of the "villagers" food is one of the issues of the highest concern. "The market supervision system of Zhejiang Province dispatched 108 elite soldiers from seven regions in the province to the Asian Games Village to ensure that the 'villagers' ate comfortably during the competition." Hu Wenmin, deputy director of the Asian Games Village Food Safety Center, said that since September 16, "108 will" will enter a state of "continuous rotation", mainly responsible for food acceptance, unpacking, sample retention, cleaning and other work.
For example, Liu Xiaozhong, a front-line "veteran" of food and drug supervision from Lishui, has participated in the food safety guarantee of the banquet kitchen at the main venue of the B20 "G20" Summit in Hangzhou, and has rich experience in the protection of the competition. When he first arrived, he found that the food processing room lacked disinfection effect monitoring, and immediately asked someone to bring ultraviolet radiation meters from his hometown, which made the "firewall" of food safety work in the Asian Games Village thicker.
Staff conduct daily inspections in the back kitchen of the Asian Games Village restaurant. Photo courtesy of the Asian Games Village Food Safety Center
Of course, these foods that can enter the food processing room have themselves passed through the barriers. Lu Zhijie, who is in the food acceptance post, has to work 12 hours a day, and "white + black" is the norm. "Although the food ingredients will be tested and accepted in the early stage, the food safety work in the Asian Games village must be foolproof." Lu Zhijie said with a smile that he has practiced the "golden eye of fire" in this position, even if it is a small problem, he must find it as soon as possible.
Staff conduct daily inspections in the back kitchen of the Asian Games Village restaurant. Photo courtesy of the Asian Games Village Food Safety Center
The "108 Generals" also have a "smart" Asian Games Village kitchen to help them. Ma Lina, who is in charge of back-kitchen management, showed reporters the "major event guarantee" online working platform in her mobile phone, with complete functions such as ingredient procurement, dish samples, dining registration, and back-kitchen management. She told reporters that cameras and IoT sensing devices are installed in each operation area of the kitchen, which can not only capture violations such as staff playing mobile phones and not wearing work hats in real time, but also monitor the temperature and humidity of refrigerators, disinfection cabinets, cold vegetable rooms, etc., and automatically alarm once there is an abnormality, reminding the staff to deal with it in time. It also makes her work more efficient and smooth.
Also online 24 hours a day, there are 77 cyber security guards in the Asian Games Village. "We are responsible for all the smart device terminals in the Asian Games Village, in addition to the familiar mobile phones and computers, as well as professional Internet of Things equipment for broadcasting, intelligent display terminals such as large screens in the Asian Games Village, and even the network security issues of AR smart buses and unmanned ice cream trucks in the village, all need to be guarded by us." Li Weiwei, head of the Asian Games Village Area of Anheng Information Network Security Department, said that the Asian Games Village is particularly complicated because of the large number of "villagers" and the fact that everyone comes from all over the world, with many equipment terminals and different usage habits.
The Asian Games Village cyber security guard is dealing with an emergency incident, and Li Weiwei is on the bottom right. Photo courtesy of the interviewer himself
"We must not only be experts in the field of security technology, but also have communication skills to be able to respond to the different needs of different delegations from different countries (regions)." After the opening of the Asian Games, in order to be able to respond quickly to various needs at any time, Li Weiwei "fought" in the village for 72 consecutive hours. Even when interviewed by reporters, Li Weiwei still handles all kinds of work at the same time.
In the past dozen days, they are the most inconspicuous figures in the Asian Games village. Everyone pays attention to the athletes who are fighting in full swing on the field, and also praises the "little green lotus" who are busy with the delegation in the village. But perhaps until the end of the Asian Games, not too many people will know that there are such people who have persevered day and night for the smooth and safe operation of the Asian Games Village. The unsung dedication of these behind-the-scenes heroes also wrote a shining and moving stroke for this sports and cultural event.
Chao News reporter Ji Yuya Wang Yuhong