The front line of epidemic prevention ｜ Chengdu citizens orderly carry out nucleic acid testing medical staff volunteers with sweat and dedication to live for residents to "protect"

Wang Wanshu Cover Journalist Luo Tianyi Qin Yi

On July 17, a new round of nucleic acid testing was launched in Jinjiang District, Chengdu. At 8 o'clock in the evening, Uncle Zhao picked up the small horn and mobilized the residents of the community to go downstairs to do nucleic acid. "Please wear a mask and go downstairs for nucleic acids!" Before the nucleic acid sampling test point at No. 16 Shuiwanhe Road in the bull market street, there were already residents line up to perform nucleic acid detection in an orderly manner after scanning, temperature measurement, and registration. Community staff, medical staff, and volunteers are constantly busy. Residents and masses are actively cooperated. The detection of nucleic acid testing is efficient and orderly. After the sampling is completed, the residents leave quickly, and the scene is orderly.

The reporter ranked into the team, and it took only 10 minutes to experience the whole process from queuing to detection. In these 10 minutes, many volunteers "guidance along the way" to help residents. At the same time, volunteers will give them priority to testing when they see the elderly and the residents of the baby in the team when they maintain order. "Speed, thank you for medical workers and community volunteers." Said Mr. Liang, a resident who had just finished nucleic acid testing.

In addition to the staff, volunteers wearing red sleeves have also become a beautiful landscape of nucleic acid samples.

"Not tired, doing work well is the most important thing!" Deng Jiaming, a resident, is a famous "enthusiastic bowel" in the community. After learning that the community recruits volunteers, he took the initiative to report it. He said that the community called, everyone rushed to sign up, and many people did not report their names. They were also residents of the community, and communication with residents would be smoother. "Each step is guided by volunteers, which is particularly convenient. They are really hard." Grandma Wu, 84, said.

"Auntie, you can take this mask." The reporter saw at the scene that the two volunteers children were holding a large mask in their hands and kept running in a team with long dragons to distribute them, reminding the residents and reminding the residents to remind them They wear masks and pay attention to protection. The parents of one of the children said that they were 12 and 13 years old this year and wanted to use some meaningful things in the summer. When the reporter asked why he wanted to do such voluntary services, they embarrassedly said: "These masks are taken out of our own home. Seeing everyone is so hard, we also want to do something. The form of form participation in nucleic acid detection has not only enriched our summer life, but also made us a force for the society. I think it is very proud! "A child smiled and said," If the community still needs it in the future, we will still be in the future, we will still be still in the future. Come."

It is understood that these volunteers have selflessly dedicated retired employees, courtyard residents who guard the community, party members, students ... They have a common identity -community volunteers. It is with their participation that nucleic acid detection has become more secure and efficient, making the neighborhood more warm.

There is no onlooker for the epidemic prevention and control, and there are no outsiders in charge. The footsteps of volunteers have always resonated with medical staff and community personnel who are in front of the epidemic prevention and control. They use hard work and sweat to "escort" the lives of community residents.

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