On August 5, Jiangning District launched the fifth round of nucleic acid testing for all employees, and Liu Jinlei, a young grid member from Zhouli Village in Moling Street, did a good job of "fully armed" and threw himself into a new round of work. Due to the large number of residents and the large workload of the nuclear mining task, Liu Jinlei, who is responsible for information registration at the sampling site, often sits for most of the day. The weather is hot, and it will not take long to be soaked with sweat when you are stuffy in thick protective clothing.
"When I took off my gloves, my hands were soaked and wrinkled." Liu Jinlei said, "But after round after round of nucleic acid testing, residents have a better understanding and cooperation with this work, and the scene is more and more orderly." I feel relieved, and I feel that the hard work is worth it. ”
In order to better popularize epidemic prevention knowledge for residents, Liu Jinlei recorded a lot of epidemic prevention and control tips, often carrying a small speaker to play it in a loop at every village entrance and intersection. Speaking of this, Liu Jinlei is a little proud, he said that he has a special sense of accomplishment in this matter, because his voice has reached every corner of the community. The nature of the grid worker's work made Liu Jinlei very familiar with the situation of residents, and in order to ensure that "due diligence", he took the initiative to lead medical staff to conduct door-to-door tests for special groups; neighbors also trusted the young man, and a centralized resident once asked him to have time to feed his cats.
Liu Jinlei told reporters that he put on protective clothing and felt closer to his father, who is now at the forefront of the fight against the epidemic. Liu Jinlei's father, Liu Guqing, is a doctor at the Moling Street Community Health Service Center, who took the initiative to ask Miao to come to the rescue on the night of the outbreak in Lukou, and in the early morning of the same day, he packed up simple clothes, explained some things at home, and braved the night to set off in a hurry, becoming the first batch of medical staff in the center to go to the forefront of epidemic prevention.
Liu Guqing and his colleagues are currently responsible for the health management of personnel in a centralized isolation hotel in Lukou, which currently has more than 200 centralized quarantine personnel, managed by 8 doctors in Liu Guqing's party, including twice a day temperature measurement and daily nucleic acid testing work. The work of frontline medical staff is intense and dangerous, and the family is both missing and worried about Liu Guqing, but in the more than half a month of running to the front line, Liu Guqing only had the opportunity to make a video call to his family in his rare free time. Liu Guqing told his son in a video call: "We are now wearing the same 'battle robe', and we have to do a good job in our own posts." ”
After the epidemic prevention and control work began, Liu Jinfu, a 73-year-old veteran party member and old doctor in the family (Liu Guqing's father and Liu Jinlei's grandfather), when he learned that the nucleic acid testing work needed volunteer assistance, signed up for the first time and spared no effort to emit light and heat at the collection point. Liu Jinlei's mother, Jiang Ling, also contributed to the prevention and control of the epidemic, and she participated in the logistics support work at the Moling Street Community Health Service Center, silently fighting in the "high-risk zone", cleaning up garbage, killing the environment, disposing of medical waste, and guarding the cleanliness and safety of the hospital with her own hands.
Three generations of grandchildren, a family of four, together on the battlefield, fighting the epidemic with one heart, they join hands, encourage each other, use the "small family" to protect "everyone", and interpret the responsibility with family affection.