At noon on April 28, there was a sudden rainstorm in Wuhan, and a group of people danced in the rain to direct traffic and ensure the safety of citizens.
The one who kept yelling in the heavy rain was Yang Bin, a policeman from the No. 1 Squadron of the Qiaokou Traffic Brigade of the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau. At noon on April 28, Jiangcheng changed from day to night, and the sudden heavy rain caused water to accumulate at the intersection of Zhongshan Avenue and Liji Road in Hankou, and this area is the intersection of Wuhan First Hospital and Hanzheng Street Market, where trucks, cars, electric vehicles, and pedestrians are parallel.
Even though Yang Bin was drenched, he continued to shout at the intersection, alerting passers-by and vehicles, guiding the detour route, and was busy from 6 a.m. until the rain stopped at 2 p.m., only to realize that his shoes were full of water.
Yang Bin, a police officer from the No. 1 Squadron of the Qiaokou Traffic Brigade of the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau, said: It was raining heavily, and there were 110 ambulances coming in at the Liji intersection. After commanding the traffic, there is water at the intersection here, so I put on a raincoat and put it on my body, and I can't scruple about the rest.
In the heavy rainstorm in 2017, Yang Bin stood in the stagnant water for 3 consecutive hours, "dancing" and "yelling", reminding the masses to avoid dangerous road sections. Therefore, he is also affectionately known as "Brother Roar". Yang Bin, who has been in the police for 30 years and is now 50 years old, said: For the safety of the masses, he will keep "roaring" in bad weather!