On December 21, after the 6.2-magnitude earthquake in Jishishan County, Linxia Prefecture, Gansu Province, the first batch of resettlement houses were put into use in Meipo Village, Dahejia Town, Jishishan County. As the first batch of residents, Ding Yahui, a villager from Meipo Village, smiled happily.
Ding Yahui, 42, said he was in Xining when the earthquake struck, and only the elderly were at home. The next day, when he hurried back to Meipo Village, he found that his family was building a fire in the open space of the village to keep warm. Ma Shemu, a 53-year-old villager, said that when the earthquake struck, his family of five ran out of the house to avoid the disaster, and did not dare to go home, so they could only light a fire with the villagers to keep warm.
On the afternoon of the 20th, there was good news - Ding Yahui and Ma Shemu both received notices to move into the newly built resettlement board house.
The resettlement board house in Meipo Village is donated and built by China Railway 21st Bureau Group, and the prefabricated house has the characteristics of warmth and fire prevention, and each room has 18 square meters.
Zhuang Yanxi, the first-level project manager of China Railway 21st Bureau Group and the person in charge of Lanzhou New Area, told upstream news reporters that at about 3 o'clock in the morning on the 19th, after receiving the task, they immediately organized a construction team of more than 50 people and 25 large machinery and equipment to participate in the rescue work in the disaster area. After that, he received a request from his superiors to complete the construction of 500 prefabricated houses in the local area within three days to resettle all the villagers in Meipo Village.
Zhuang Yanxi said that the materials of these prefabricated houses come from Lanzhou New District, Xi'an and other places, and some prefabricated houses are specially vacated by project workers. After they pulled the materials to Dahejia Town, Jishishan County, because the rural roads were narrow, the carts could not enter the village, so they used cranes to move the prefabricated house materials into the village one by one. It is expected that in the early morning of the 22nd, all 500 resettlement houses in Meipo Village will be completed.
Ding Yahui, the first batch of villagers to move in, told upstream news reporters that in addition to staying in the prefabricated house, they also received quilts, stoves, fruits, drinking water, food and other materials. "Now we won't have to worry about winter. ”
At present, resettlement houses are also under construction in other disaster-stricken areas in Gansu.
The upstream news reporter learned from the third press conference of the 6.2 magnitude earthquake in Jishishan that at present, the focus of the earthquake relief work has been changed to the treatment of the wounded and the living and resettlement of the affected people, and the disaster relief materials needed mainly include prefabricated houses and heating equipment.
Upstream news reporter Jia Chen