Volunteer service points outside the blocked and controlled community are eliminated at any time. Photo by Liu Zhongjun
Chengdu, November 5 (Reporter Wang Peng) "Eating has no impact. To be honest, everyone was quite satisfied, thanks to the volunteers and staff. At noon on the 5th, Feng Wenliang, a citizen living in a medium-risk area (Chengdu Jinniu District Dingfeng Waterfront Huijing Community), told the China News Network reporter on the phone that since November 2, after being closed and managed, the living materials at home have been fully guaranteed and have not been greatly affected.
Since the first local case of this round of the epidemic was confirmed in Chengdu on November 2, the Peak Waterfront Huijing Community has been adjusted to a medium-risk area and has been closed for management. How to ensure the daily necessities of more than 5,000 residents has become a top priority.
Volunteers transport daily necessities. Photo by Liu Zhongjun
The reporter saw outside the community on the morning of the 5th that a green fence separated the community. At the volunteer service points outside the fence, vegetables, fruits, drinking water, daily necessities and other daily necessities were continuously delivered, and then they were transported into the community by volunteers from the Organization Department of the Jinniu District Committee and the Civilization Office.
Xu Ya, secretary of the Party Working Committee of Yingmen Street in Jinniu District, told reporters that there are currently three main paths for the guarantee of living materials in the community: one is for residents to buy through the Internet platform; the other is for residents to buy through weChat mini programs customized by the Jinniu District Government and local enterprises in Chengdu (Yimin Vegetable Market, Hongqi Chain, etc.); the third is for volunteers to help residents buy offline point-to-point. The daily necessities of these three methods are finally distributed by volunteers to the door of the corresponding building unit.
The phone in Xu Ya's hand was hardly put down. Photo by Liu Zhongjun
"In more than three days, we have transferred more than 30 tons of supplies, and more than 400 volunteers have served more than 5,000 residents." Xu Ya said.
During the interview, the reporter noticed that Xu Ya's voice was hoarse and her eyes were covered with blood. From the evening of November 1 to the present, she has been working with many community workers, first mobilizing all staff for nucleic acid testing, and then ensuring the living materials of residents, deducing 5 nucleic acid testing point arrangements, etc., so she has only rested for about 4 hours.
At the volunteer service point, Li Jinlin, 69, is very eye-catching. She handed several bags of vegetables to volunteers and wrote the recipient's name, telephone number, and building unit number on the vegetable bags. Then he took out his mobile phone and left a voice message on WeChat: "The dish has been handed over to the volunteers, and you can get it later." ”
It turned out that Li Jinlin lived in the next neighborhood, and many residents of the sealed control community were square dance teammates, and when the epidemic struck, she became a volunteer of her teammates.
Li Jinlin has a notebook in her backpack, and after collecting everyone's material needs in the group every day, she transcribes it in the notebook, goes to the vegetable shop, supermarket, and sends it to the volunteer service point. "I'm the oldest member of the square dance team, and I'm the captain, so it's incumbent on me to help everyone." The old man laughed heartily.
Among the volunteers who serve the residents, there are many young people. In the gap between the transfer of supplies, a young volunteer took out the bread and took a few hasty bites, and then hurried to continue working.
Li Jinlin wrote down the material needs of her teammates in her notebook. Photo by Wang Peng
Near noon, 24-year-old Li Shuning changed into protective clothing and prepared to enter the community and change the guard with the volunteers on duty. Before entering, he made a special call to his mother, "I may not have time to contact you in the afternoon, and I will call you again when I come out in the evening." ”
Talking about the hardships of the volunteers, Feng Wenliang felt a lot in the closed isolation. He said that the volunteers on duty at the door of the unit, because they wore protective clothing, even rarely drank water during the duty, and they had to work until midnight to take their temperature. ”
Volunteer Li Shuning is ready to enter the sealed control community. Photo by Wang Peng
At noon, a batch of box lunches was delivered to the volunteer service point, which was the volunteers' lunch. But they are still busy transporting supplies and cannot eat for the time being. (End)
Source: China News Network