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I send 'courier' in Wuhan | Battle epidemic story
Published: 2020-02-17 10:57:36 | Source: China Report | Author: Chen Ke
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With a permanent population of more than 10 million, all the hustle and bustle is quiet in a short time.
Wuhan stopped buses and subways at 10 am on January 23, except for a few emergency vehicles, private cars were later banned. Not only did traveling encounter difficulties, but the frontline medical staff's distribution of anti-epidemic materials was also eager.
But there is such a group of ordinary people who, after getting permission to go on the road, start the engine and shuttle between the airport, the train station and the hospital.
From the military games to the front line of the 'epidemic'
'Wuhan, your 'cold' must get better soon!' This is the message when Yu Tao reposted the Wuhan New City promotional video in the circle of friends on February 3.
As a native of Wuhan, no one wants this city to get better and better than him. Last year, the 7th World Military Games was held in Wuhan. Yu Tao did not hesitate to sign up as a volunteer for the marathon. 'I'm very happy to help.' In 2013, 19-year-old Yu Tao joined the army. Two years later, he moved from Urumqi to Wuhan to return to work at the China Construction Second Bureau.
For this rapidly spreading epidemic, Yu intuitively told Yu Tao that there was always something to do, and that it was not too late. At the beginning, he did not deliver the epidemic prevention supplies. After the traffic control, how to get the medical staff to work became a difficult problem. On the night of the thirteenth year of the New Year, he learned that his friend was participating in the voluntary transfer of medical staff to work, and immediately called and asked the friend to pull himself into the group. However, within a few trips, the convoy received a notification. Because medical personnel directly contact the infected patients, there is a great possibility of cross infection. They will be transported by a more professional and safe escort team.
Yu Tao's enthusiasm has not abated. When he learned that the donations that had flowed into Wuhan from all directions needed to be redistributed to hospitals, and that a limited number of volunteers were overloaded to do it, he moved again. Yu Tao first established a WeChat group of the Hanyang District team, and pulled in his comrade-in-arms Zhu Peng and several other friends. Real-name system of personnel, Yu Tao served as captain.
On the second day of the new year, they received their first order and went to the Free Trade City to collect 3,000 pieces of isolation clothing shipped from Hubei Xiantao. From 15:00 to 5:30 pm, after completing the procedures of pickup, loading, writing the receipt, and then driving to the designated aid hospital to complete the unloading and other procedures, Yu Tao and his teammates completed the first mission and got a red Cross tags and numbers, and this is equivalent to a pass.
Familiar with the shipping process, they ushered in a big order on the third day of the new year. A large batch of relief supplies arrived at the Free Trade City that night, and they were urgently needed to be transported to the urban area, including 3,000 sets of isolation clothing, 4,800 masks, and 300 cases of protective clothing. They were sent to 11 hospitals and nearly 60 private cars were required. At 11 o'clock in the evening, with the 13 cars of Yu Tao's team, a total of 70 cars arrived at the meeting place one after another.
Yu Tao told the reporter of China Report that he has not counted how many orders have been taken and how many hospitals have been run. “There is no time to do this.” He only knows that the size of the fleet is still expanding. As of February 5, WeChat Group membership has increased to 44.
But there is no one in the middle. Once he returned home from a mission, a player named 'Peach' said his mother was crying and he would not let him go out again. Tao sent a text message to Yu Tao: Sorry, you guys have to cheer. Yu Tao replied: 'Everyone understands ...'
In the hardest hit area, have you never been afraid? Yu Tao told the 'China Report' reporter that he once sent a doctor to the hospital and learned from the chat that the doctor's father had just been diagnosed. 'Although there are protective measures, I was too close to her. I thought to myself It ’s delivered as soon as possible, go home and get rid of the poison, and wash it. ”Yu Tao said, it ’s really scary to think about it now, but if their modest power can bring the city back to life as soon as possible, nothing is worth it .
'Wuhan is our own city and should come forward'
Zhu Peng is a comrade in arms of Yu Tao. Born in 1994, Yu Tao started to build this volunteer team with him. 'Being in the army for two years has not contributed much to the country. Wuhan is our own city and we should come forward.'
However, for the first time, Zhu Peng took the lead. 'I said there was something going out, but when I saw that so many people were sick when I was transporting supplies to the hospital, I thought it was better to say to my family.' Although Zhu Peng's father didn't say clearly whether he agreed or not, he always supported silently. Holding son. 'He specially prepared an antiviral oral solution. Every time I go out, he will force me to drink. It may not be clear how useful it is, so I feel at ease.' Zhu Peng said.
The delivery of materials was methodical, and one of the tasks that impressed him the most was the early morning of the fourth day of the new year. The team received a notice to send 15 boxes of protective clothing (50 sets per box) from Shenzhen to Wuhan Third Hospital. In Optics Valley, Zhu Peng immediately arranged delivery.
After being identified as the designated hospital on January 20, the Guanggu Hospital District became apparently understaffed. Zhu Peng and Yu Tao could not bear to increase their workload, so they helped move protective clothing to the hospital's warehouse. As they passed by an office, they suddenly saw eight medical staff wearing protective clothing lying side by side on the floor and falling asleep. Yu Tao couldn't help but took out his mobile phone and took the picture below.
'After seeing this scene, my heart touched especially, the medical staff did not know how many times harder than us.' Zhu Peng muttered in his heart and moved some more supplies himself, these angels in white can be a little safer.
Although there are no statistics on how many single tasks have been received, the amount of aid materials has been neatly recorded by them: as of February 11, Zhu Peng's convoy sent a total of 3,000 isolation services to dozens of hospitals, 630 Box of protective clothing, 310,000 masks, 80 boxes of down jackets, 2000 boxes of biscuits, 1,000 boxes of instant noodles, 1300 liters of disinfection water, 500 kg of alcohol.
'Do you want a female player? I can!'
Zhao Jingrong, 37, is one of the few female members of the volunteer team in Hankou District. Both Yu Tao and Zhu Peng called her 'Sister Rong'. After finishing college in Wuhan, Zhao Jingrong has lived here all the time. He has an 8-year-old son who is already 'half a Wuhan person'.
Since joining the volunteer team, Zhao Jingrong has shown full courage and focus. 'First of all, you must have a good mentality, otherwise you ca n’t do it well. If you are too scared to leave the door, let alone send materials to places where patients gather like hospitals.' Zhao Jingrong joked: 'Because I am For sales, the affordability is stronger than the average person. 'During the execution of the task, if the husband did not have time to control the child, Zhao Jingrong sent the child to a relative in the neighbouring community.
Although they are one round older than most players, they still communicate very well. 'There is no time to chat. I just want to get the supplies to the people who need them as soon as possible.' Zhao Jingrong's car is a family car, which can hold up to six large boxes of protective supplies. Every time she goes out of the mission, she and her team members will send three Delivery to five institutions.
Zhao Jingrong's biggest move was on the fourth day of the new year. She received the task of sending three boxes of protective clothing to Wuhan Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital. At about 10pm, the doctor in charge of the connection did not meet the appointment time. Zhao Jingrong later learned that the doctor had not taken a bath for several days because he was busy with his work. He took time to take a bath before arriving late.
Now every time he goes on a mission, his son will tell Zhao Jingrong sensibly to protect himself. If there is always a need to transport supplies, she will continue to do so. 'I hope that our city can return to normal as soon as possible and that people can work and live normally. When bad things happen, we can stay healthy together.'
By Chen Ke, trainee reporter for China Report
http://news.china.com.cn/2020-02/17/content_75712551.htm
Published: 2020-02-17 10:57:36 | Source: China Report | Author: Chen Ke
More News Enter News Center
With a permanent population of more than 10 million, all the hustle and bustle is quiet in a short time.
Wuhan stopped buses and subways at 10 am on January 23, except for a few emergency vehicles, private cars were later banned. Not only did traveling encounter difficulties, but the frontline medical staff's distribution of anti-epidemic materials was also eager.
But there is such a group of ordinary people who, after getting permission to go on the road, start the engine and shuttle between the airport, the train station and the hospital.
From the military games to the front line of the 'epidemic'
'Wuhan, your 'cold' must get better soon!' This is the message when Yu Tao reposted the Wuhan New City promotional video in the circle of friends on February 3.
As a native of Wuhan, no one wants this city to get better and better than him. Last year, the 7th World Military Games was held in Wuhan. Yu Tao did not hesitate to sign up as a volunteer for the marathon. 'I'm very happy to help.' In 2013, 19-year-old Yu Tao joined the army. Two years later, he moved from Urumqi to Wuhan to return to work at the China Construction Second Bureau.
For this rapidly spreading epidemic, Yu intuitively told Yu Tao that there was always something to do, and that it was not too late. At the beginning, he did not deliver the epidemic prevention supplies. After the traffic control, how to get the medical staff to work became a difficult problem. On the night of the thirteenth year of the New Year, he learned that his friend was participating in the voluntary transfer of medical staff to work, and immediately called and asked the friend to pull himself into the group. However, within a few trips, the convoy received a notification. Because medical personnel directly contact the infected patients, there is a great possibility of cross infection. They will be transported by a more professional and safe escort team.
Yu Tao's enthusiasm has not abated. When he learned that the donations that had flowed into Wuhan from all directions needed to be redistributed to hospitals, and that a limited number of volunteers were overloaded to do it, he moved again. Yu Tao first established a WeChat group of the Hanyang District team, and pulled in his comrade-in-arms Zhu Peng and several other friends. Real-name system of personnel, Yu Tao served as captain.
On the second day of the new year, they received their first order and went to the Free Trade City to collect 3,000 pieces of isolation clothing shipped from Hubei Xiantao. From 15:00 to 5:30 pm, after completing the procedures of pickup, loading, writing the receipt, and then driving to the designated aid hospital to complete the unloading and other procedures, Yu Tao and his teammates completed the first mission and got a red Cross tags and numbers, and this is equivalent to a pass.
Familiar with the shipping process, they ushered in a big order on the third day of the new year. A large batch of relief supplies arrived at the Free Trade City that night, and they were urgently needed to be transported to the urban area, including 3,000 sets of isolation clothing, 4,800 masks, and 300 cases of protective clothing. They were sent to 11 hospitals and nearly 60 private cars were required. At 11 o'clock in the evening, with the 13 cars of Yu Tao's team, a total of 70 cars arrived at the meeting place one after another.
Yu Tao told the reporter of China Report that he has not counted how many orders have been taken and how many hospitals have been run. “There is no time to do this.” He only knows that the size of the fleet is still expanding. As of February 5, WeChat Group membership has increased to 44.
But there is no one in the middle. Once he returned home from a mission, a player named 'Peach' said his mother was crying and he would not let him go out again. Tao sent a text message to Yu Tao: Sorry, you guys have to cheer. Yu Tao replied: 'Everyone understands ...'
In the hardest hit area, have you never been afraid? Yu Tao told the 'China Report' reporter that he once sent a doctor to the hospital and learned from the chat that the doctor's father had just been diagnosed. 'Although there are protective measures, I was too close to her. I thought to myself It ’s delivered as soon as possible, go home and get rid of the poison, and wash it. ”Yu Tao said, it ’s really scary to think about it now, but if their modest power can bring the city back to life as soon as possible, nothing is worth it .
'Wuhan is our own city and should come forward'
Zhu Peng is a comrade in arms of Yu Tao. Born in 1994, Yu Tao started to build this volunteer team with him. 'Being in the army for two years has not contributed much to the country. Wuhan is our own city and we should come forward.'
However, for the first time, Zhu Peng took the lead. 'I said there was something going out, but when I saw that so many people were sick when I was transporting supplies to the hospital, I thought it was better to say to my family.' Although Zhu Peng's father didn't say clearly whether he agreed or not, he always supported silently. Holding son. 'He specially prepared an antiviral oral solution. Every time I go out, he will force me to drink. It may not be clear how useful it is, so I feel at ease.' Zhu Peng said.
The delivery of materials was methodical, and one of the tasks that impressed him the most was the early morning of the fourth day of the new year. The team received a notice to send 15 boxes of protective clothing (50 sets per box) from Shenzhen to Wuhan Third Hospital. In Optics Valley, Zhu Peng immediately arranged delivery.
After being identified as the designated hospital on January 20, the Guanggu Hospital District became apparently understaffed. Zhu Peng and Yu Tao could not bear to increase their workload, so they helped move protective clothing to the hospital's warehouse. As they passed by an office, they suddenly saw eight medical staff wearing protective clothing lying side by side on the floor and falling asleep. Yu Tao couldn't help but took out his mobile phone and took the picture below.
'After seeing this scene, my heart touched especially, the medical staff did not know how many times harder than us.' Zhu Peng muttered in his heart and moved some more supplies himself, these angels in white can be a little safer.
Although there are no statistics on how many single tasks have been received, the amount of aid materials has been neatly recorded by them: as of February 11, Zhu Peng's convoy sent a total of 3,000 isolation services to dozens of hospitals, 630 Box of protective clothing, 310,000 masks, 80 boxes of down jackets, 2000 boxes of biscuits, 1,000 boxes of instant noodles, 1300 liters of disinfection water, 500 kg of alcohol.
'Do you want a female player? I can!'
Zhao Jingrong, 37, is one of the few female members of the volunteer team in Hankou District. Both Yu Tao and Zhu Peng called her 'Sister Rong'. After finishing college in Wuhan, Zhao Jingrong has lived here all the time. He has an 8-year-old son who is already 'half a Wuhan person'.
Since joining the volunteer team, Zhao Jingrong has shown full courage and focus. 'First of all, you must have a good mentality, otherwise you ca n’t do it well. If you are too scared to leave the door, let alone send materials to places where patients gather like hospitals.' Zhao Jingrong joked: 'Because I am For sales, the affordability is stronger than the average person. 'During the execution of the task, if the husband did not have time to control the child, Zhao Jingrong sent the child to a relative in the neighbouring community.
Although they are one round older than most players, they still communicate very well. 'There is no time to chat. I just want to get the supplies to the people who need them as soon as possible.' Zhao Jingrong's car is a family car, which can hold up to six large boxes of protective supplies. Every time she goes out of the mission, she and her team members will send three Delivery to five institutions.
Zhao Jingrong's biggest move was on the fourth day of the new year. She received the task of sending three boxes of protective clothing to Wuhan Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital. At about 10pm, the doctor in charge of the connection did not meet the appointment time. Zhao Jingrong later learned that the doctor had not taken a bath for several days because he was busy with his work. He took time to take a bath before arriving late.
Now every time he goes on a mission, his son will tell Zhao Jingrong sensibly to protect himself. If there is always a need to transport supplies, she will continue to do so. 'I hope that our city can return to normal as soon as possible and that people can work and live normally. When bad things happen, we can stay healthy together.'
By Chen Ke, trainee reporter for China Report
http://news.china.com.cn/2020-02/17/content_75712551.htm
