"Epidemic Prevention · I am at the scene" stationed in Kyushu

Kyushu epidemic prevention personnel insist on their posts in the rain.

New Gansu · Daily Gansu.com reporter Wan and Min

"Junfeng, there are two volunteers in Miao Beach, you go to pick it up."

"Master Zhang, some supplies in the head station, you send it to Zhongxin Garden."

At 7:30 in the morning on July 15th, it was rainy and cool. In the General Headquarters of the Volunteer Service of the Jiuzhou Economic Development Zone in Lanzhou, Su Biao, the captain of the Raya Lei Feng team, has begun to schedule the fleet vehicle. The travel demand telephone number was one after another. Su Biao's nuclear arranged tables facing the vehicle in his hand, and quickly found the idle vehicle arrangement to arrange the corresponding work.

In this way, Su Biao's telephone ringing stopped until 9 am. At this time, the General Headquarters of the Volunteer came to two volunteers and needed to be sent to the Volunteer who could not get in the job in the residential community.

"No car, let me send you over." Looking at the Mange's vehicle arrangement, Su Biao picked up his own car key and delivered two volunteers to the post ... At this time, put it at the table of the headquarters at this time Breakfast has been cold.

After this round of epidemic, the Kyushu Economic Development Zone in Jingyuan Road Street, Lanzhou City, has become a key area for the prevention and control of the epidemic. In order to ensure the smooth travel of volunteers and medical workers who entered Kyushu, on July 8th, the Runma Lei Feng team joined the Lanzhou Youth Epidemic Prevention Volunteer Service Team and stationed in Kyushu. Personnel pick -up work.

Su Biao (first from the right) transported supplies for the sealing community.

Su Biao sent two volunteers to the No. 5 area of ​​Jinli Garden.

While eating cold breakfast, Su Biao introduced to reporters that the team had 69 drivers, but individual drivers were isolated at home because they were divided by yellow code. They could only travel normally. People are tight and heavy, and the team members can only hurry up and work overtime to ensure the transportation and living materials transportation of medical staff and volunteers in Kyushu.

Since participating in volunteer services on July 8, Su Biao has always adhered to the position of volunteer service, and returned to medical staff and transported medical supplies every day and night every day. After the work at night, it is necessary to disinfect the vehicle, and plan to work for the specific work of the team the next day. After finishing these tasks, it is basically after 12 o'clock in the middle of the night.

"The busiest is on the 13th, and it was 1 am at 1 am." Su Biao said.

At 2 pm on July 13th, after Su Biao sent rice noodle oil and other living materials such as rice noodles and antigen detection reagents to the Kyushu Garden Community, when he got on the car to rest, the phone ringing sounded: "Soviet team, now 500 nurses arrived in the chief commander. The ministry needs to go to the household for nucleic acid testing immediately, and the vehicle will be arranged as soon as possible. "

Suddenly, Su Biao quickly took out his mobile phone in the team's WeChat group: "I just received an emergency task, please come to the headquarters as soon as possible."

What Su Biao didn't expect was that when he returned to his headquarters urgently, the driver and master of the team was in place. When Su Biao also quickly joined the escort team ... When Su Biao returned, all 500 nurses had been escorted to the job. At a glance, it took only half an hour to escort at 2:36 pm.

Su Biao arranged for the team's work the next day in the office.

The team must not only send the epidemic prevention personnel to the post, but also escort them home safely at night. Often when medical staff and volunteers do all work, they are approaching 12 o'clock in the middle of the night.

"Many volunteers fell asleep in the car and looked at distress." The two volunteers Su Biao took away near Lanzhou West Railway Station. When they arrived at home at 12:30 at night, the two volunteers were already asleep in the car.

Such a story happen every day in the car.

Su Biao's new Kyushu Homeland in the Kyushu Economic Development Zone has been living in the unit due to the epidemic control. He is responsible for dispatching and pick -up tasks during the day. People also understand that they never call for trouble. "Su Biao said.

In addition to Benma Leifeng team, in the Kyushu Economic Development Zone, there are many volunteers who have devoted themselves to various types of epidemic prevention and anti -epidemic service in nucleic acid testing, material distribution, etc. Win.

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