Urumqi Economic Development Zone: Volunteers of Milk Lost in the residents' homes become everyone’s "Lianxin Bridge"

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Urumqi Economic and Technological Development Zone (Tutun River District)

The life of residents has gradually entered the right track

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The warmth of the previous temporary static management

Still allowing the villagers of Ahecoke Village, Lianghe Street

Jeins Guli Husman feels warm

Geyins Guli is 52 years old and is a resident of Ahecachok Village. Over the years, residents in the same village have loved to buy milk at her house, but the arrival of the epidemic made her sorrow. "My family has 5 cows, and can squeeze more than 40 kilograms of milk every day. Now everyone can't get out. What should I do?"

Knowing the news of Jaynes Gulin's milk, the village committee took the initiative to contact her. After learning that residents also had the need to buy milk, volunteers became everyone's "Lianxin Bridge".

"In the past, everyone went directly to Janes Gulin's home to buy milk. During the epidemic, we couldn't go out. Everyone called the milk group and called milk. We were responsible for sending milk from Jeynes Gulin's house to everyone." Volunteer Sai Rijiang Bastimiti said that some residents learned that Jeynes Gulin's milk was slow -selling, and they bought three to five kilograms at a time.

The remaining milk in the family, Jeins Guli made a handmade butter. After learning about the situation, the deputy secretary of the Party branch of the Ahecachus village took the lead in buying 3 kilograms of butter. At the same time, several village committees were organized. The staff of the meeting also purchased butter and relieved the worries for Janes Gulin's family.

In fact, the two daughters have good conditions for Janes Gulin's family. In addition to dairy cows, she also has livestock such as goats. However, her experience during this epidemic still moved her. "Whether they are village committees or volunteers, they are really considering for our people. I really thank them." Janes Guli said.

Today, the lives of residents of Ahecoke Village have returned to the right track, and the Jeynes Gulin's family has restored the lively scene again.

(Text/Edit/Zhou Duanyu)

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