Hot breakfast, sound, thank the community for "Dabai" and the harvest is full of movement

Tianshan News (Reporter Suo Rongzhi reported) "I brought milk tea and fritters to you, and it was hot. Remember to eat after busy." At 9:30 on August 13th, two breakfast brought by resident Sun Zhiqin allowed Ma Yuehua and Chen Renfang, who are busy doing nucleic acid testing. "The concern of residents makes us very warm, making us more motivated." Ma Yuehua said.

Ma Yuehua and Chen Renfang are community cadres in the North Community of Central Road, Xingfu Street, Tianshan District, Urumqi. In the past few days, while completing daily work and ensuring the living materials of residents in their jurisdictions, they also undertake the collection of nucleic acid collection of 250 residents of 250 residents in 4 communities in the jurisdiction.

In order to speed up the progress of nucleic acid detection, Ma Yuehua and Chen Renfang will prepare the supplies of nucleic acid detection in advance. At 7 in the morning, Chen Renfang first notified the time to test the nucleic acid detection in the resident group, and told everyone to go downstairs in an orderly order in the unit.

As soon as time, Liu Shasha, who lives in No. 353, Dongda Liang West Street, reminded his family to go downstairs quickly. When the Liu Shasha family came to the courtyard of the community, two volunteers guided them to do nucleic acid testing, and the whole process took less than 5 minutes.

In the early morning of August 13, Ma Yuehua residents performed nucleic acid testing. Pomegranate cloud/Xinjiang Daily reporter Su Rongzhi Photo

With the extension of the testing time, Ma Yuehua and Chen Renfang wearing a full set of protective clothing flowed down. "It was very cool in the morning, but when I put on the protective suit, I was stuffy, and the sweat on the back wet the clothes." Chen Renfang said, because the volunteers helped and the residents cooperated in an orderly manner, less than 3 hours, less than 3 hours. The nucleic acid testing was completed.

What moved Ma Yuehua and Chen Renfang was that when they were working, they heard the most if they heard the most, "thank you" and "you have worked hard", and some residents brought mineral water, milk, and breakfast from the home. They eat before they work.

"We will stick to it anymore," Ma Yuehua said.

- END -