Volunteers are widely involved in the second nucleic acid testing of the whole region of Chengdu

On September 2nd, the entire staff of Chengdu launched the second round of nucleic acid testing. Around 16:40, in Yonghu Bay Community in Shiyang Street, Chengdu High -tech Zone, staff and volunteers participating in nucleic acid testing were in place to prepare for the second round of nucleic acid testing.

In this across the region, the whole region's nucleic acid test, Chengdu High -tech Zone Shengle community in Shiyang Street in Chengdu involved a total of 12 points. In order to ensure the orderly nucleic acid detection point, more than 1,000 volunteers of community staff, grid staff, property, party members, and the interim recruited for each court actively participated. Di Yuping, the secretary of the party branch of the Shengle Community of Shiyang Street, is also one of them. "In order to allow our residents to run less, our services are high and running more. The point is split into two, one is in the apartment in the apartment, and the residents are notified to the residents to go downstairs in an orderly manner during the time period. "

In the volunteer service team, we have seen many red vest volunteers who have gray hair. The average age is over 70 years old, and they have a very loud name- "Epidemic Prevention and Guard Volunteer Service Team". "Began to be nucleic acid on the 25th, and our community communicated with us that we needed support. We immediately called on the WeChat group of the volunteer service team. As a result, residents of the community began to pick up dragons and registered for participation." At the same time, Zhang Junshan, the director of the community and hospital committee, said that less than 10 minutes after the issuance was issued, the volunteer registration was full. Volunteer Yue Mingan is 71 years old this year. He has been a volunteer for seven or eight years. "Every time I need it, I must stand out immediately and protect our home."

After everything is ready, the property staff notified everyone to go downstairs for nucleic acid testing. Xie Lijuan, residents of the community, told reporters, "The residents in our community are still very active. We can directly obtain information through the housekeeper to know the changes in the number of queues, so that everyone is more convenient. We also hope that the epidemic can pass soon."

While reminding his grandson to wear a mask and told his family to go downstairs to do nucleic acid, the residents of the community Galcon said, "We all follow the call from the government, and everyone can achieve greater victory together."

Source: Sichuan Observation Wang Xuan Liu Kun

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