"Party flags flutter at the grassroots level" Shaoya: Rescue and lost workers in the hot sand sea

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Shaya: Rescue workers in the hot sand sea

"Thank you for saving me!" At about 20:00 on July 30, a petroleum worker said gratefully with the police of the police station of the Haddun Police Station of the Shaya County Public Security Bureau of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

At 16:30 on the same day, the police office of the oil field village of the Haddun Police Station of Shaya County Public Security Bureau received an alarm of the masses that a petroleum worker encountered sandstorms when working in the desert. Contact, ask for assistance.

After receiving the police situation, the police officer of the oil field village police officer Aike Rebu Takami immediately risen in the heat, under the sandstorm, and led two colleagues and 2 petroleum workers to the incident. The car could not continue to drive at 31 kilometers of the desert highway, and could only go on foot. At this time, the temperature was as high as 45 degrees Celsius, and the visibility was less than 100 meters. The wind sand beating on the face, mixed with sweat and sticking to the skin, painful and itchy, very uncomfortable. Five people overcome high temperature and wind and sandy weather, and support each other towards the depths of the desert at the fastest speed.

At 19 o'clock, the rescue team found the launching workers' homework points. At this time, the wind and sand were getting smaller, and the rescue team who was soaked with sweat searched in groups, and finally found a lost worker at 7 kilometers from the southeast of the operation point. "We have only one idea, find a lost worker, and bring him back." Ek Hotmu Daive said.

(People's Public Security News, China Police Network reporter Ma Jianhua Correspondent Dou Mingyuan)

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