Korla City: Epidemic prevention personnel climb 40 floors one night to sample to protect residents' health

Due to the need to fight the new crown pneumonia's epidemic, many medical staff adhere to the post, especially the nucleic acid test personnel. They are called "virus hunters" and hunting the clues of the new crown virus, laying the foundation for precise resistance.

At 1 am on August 12th, at the Peacock Community on the north of the East Road of Renmin East Road, medical staff, cadres, public security policemen, and community staff shuttled around the community. The urgent need for epidemic protection supplies such as gloves are in place to ensure that the nucleic acid sampling work is smooth, orderly, and efficient. 70 medical workers from the grassroots medical and health institutions from various townships and towns are divided into 35 groups of medical workers, and about 1,3400 residents of more than 1,500 households in the community came to the door to perform nucleic acid sampling.

Lang Cheng, deputy secretary of the party committee of the Ruixiang Community of Siya Bag Street, is also a member of the sampling team. She is responsible for civil affairs. After the emergence of this round of epidemic, she took the initiative to ask her to fight against the front line of the epidemic. Entry is a good player. "Running with the epidemic, you can't wait for a minute and a second. The health and safety of the people of the people is the first." She said.

The reporter saw that the peacock community belongs to the strip -oriented structure. Without an elevator, Lang Cheng and his colleagues are wearing isolation clothes and shuttled in the community. The thick clothes make the pace heavier. The hair on the forehead also sticks together. Each unit has 6 floors a total of 12 residents. That night, Lang Cheng was equivalent to 40 floors.

The masses also expressed full affirmation of their hard work. Everyone praised the staff's efficiency, standardized operation, service in place, and tolerating the discomfort caused by high temperatures to be patient and meticulous to complete such arduous tasks. It is precisely because of these strong guardians that residents can feel at ease.

At 6 am, after the sampling work, the residents entered the dreamland, and all the staff will continue to invest in the next round of nucleic acid testing tasks after dawn. They use their own flesh and blood to build a fight against the epidemic. Life defense. (Reporter Yang Guangtian)

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