"Superman" Wu Chao!

Modern Express News (Reporter Chen Min Correspondent Xinxuan) The Wuxi epidemic prevention and control blocking war launched, among which a number of heroes resisting heroes emerged. They fought on the "epidemic" line every day, racing with time and viruses, showing their mission and responsibility. Wu Chao, deputy secretary of Guanhu Community, Xin'an Street, Xin'an Street, Wuxi City, is one of them. In the face of the epidemic, he had no time to take care of his wife who was about to be present, and gave up the "small home" as "everyone".

He led all members of the community to eat and live in the community, and persisted in the community day and night. Organization of work, information verification, nucleic acid detection point settings, tent construction, the collection, transportation, distribution of epidemic prevention and guarantee materials ... all tasks are conducted in an orderly manner. Only when the workload of the night is relatively small, he will have time to look at the information from his wife. "My wife has always understood and supported me. In order to let me work hard, I always say that everything is good. It is both grateful and owed. "Wu Chao said.

According to the current requirements of the city and district epidemic conditions, recently, Xin'an Street has implemented temporary control of units and communities under its jurisdiction. During the control period, Wu Chao to ensure that residents can successfully complete the antigen self -testing and ensure their basic living needs. "Epidemic" defense.

For a long time, Wu Chao suffered from acute methylitis. Whenever the toe was painful, Wu Chao would take a few deep breaths in place, and immediately devoted himself to the next round of epidemic prevention work. It was not until the toe cracking and purulent, and the social workers drove to the medical room to simply perform surgical treatment.

The doctor told him to take at least a week of rest and then go to the ground, otherwise the wound infection will cause serious harm to the body, but he said, "The community is now nervous, and every staff member is full of load work. Counting things, wearing a slippers can deal with it. Only by running the epidemic together can everyone be able to go home to rest with peace of mind. "

Back to his job, he picked up the phone again and got busy. The doctor told him to "raise and calm down" his left foot was naturally hanging on the leg of his chair. He completely "turned a blind eye" about his pain, but looked at the hard work of other community workers, arranged their work and rest reasonably, and told them to do their own protection.

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