A villager in the Luding disaster area was buried in cash, and the police hammered in half an hour to find more than 100,000 yuan

Cover Journalist Zhong Xiaolu

In the past few days, the civilian auxiliary police officers at the Public Security Bureau of Luding County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan have been helping the affected villagers to transfer property.

As one of the most serious villages in the earthquake, Wandong Village, due to the severe landslide, the road interruption, and the unknown risk factors, have been called "Gucun" by the masses after the earthquake. Most of the property of the affected villagers has not been transferred, and the idea of ​​going home to transfer property is very urgent.

According to the unified arrangement of the "September 5" Luding 6.8 earthquake earthquake resistance and disaster relief headquarters, from September 20, 2022, the police and auxiliary police officers of the police station were divided into three roads for 7 consecutive days. , Save more than 100 million yuan in losses.

The auxiliary policeman crossed the cold Dadu River water and passed through the dense cliffs and bamboo forests. The police of the police station arrived at the disaster village to quickly group, and organized the villagers to clean up the property in the orderly organization.

At the same time, assist the villagers to transfer the livestock crops in the home to avoid excessive death of livestock due to earthquakes and too much corruption of economic crops.

On September 23, the police of the Public Security Bureau of Luding County took the rolling stones and aftershocks on the mountain, and advanced to the East Village of Bay to help the villagers reduce economic losses to the greatest efforts.

During the transfer of property for the affected villagers, the police learned that more than 100,000 cash in the villagers Tang Moumou were buried in the ruins and had not been removed. The police immediately went to the buried area of ​​the cash. At the same time, after repeatedly asked Tang Moumou to confirm the approximate location of the cash stored, quickly carried the "two hammer" to sweat, and then smashed the "reinforced muddy board" with one hammer. After 30 minutes, all more than 100,000 cash buried in the ruins will be searched and handed over to Tang Moumou.

(The picture is provided by the Luding County Public Security Bureau)

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