Tibet's "Farming New Year" Shigatse Station ushered in a small peak of passenger flow

　　China News Service, Lhasa, January 13th (Reporter Gongsanlam) January 12, the 29th of November in the Tibetan calendar, is also the "Night of Gutu" for the "Farming New Year" in Shigatse City, Tibet.

On the same day, Shigatse Station (hereinafter referred to as Shigatse Station) in the Lhasa Depot of China Railway Qinghai-Tibet Group Co., Ltd. ushered in a small peak in passenger flow, sending 1442 passengers daily and 2,275 arriving passengers.

　　The reporter learned from Xigaze Station that in accordance with the current requirements for the prevention and control of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the station will deploy additional on-site personnel on the occasion of the "Farming New Year" to help passengers travel safely and prevent and control the epidemic. Guarantee work.

　　Xie Wei, head of the Xigaze station, said that the station contacted the local health and epidemic prevention department in advance to inform the passenger flow, and arranged for personnel to fully disinfect the waiting room, ticket hall, toilet and other gathering places, no less than 4 times a day.

The picture shows passengers at Xigaze Station waiting in the waiting room on January 12th.

Photo courtesy of Shigatse Station

　　"We also use radio to continuously broadcast knowledge about epidemic prevention and control, and arrange staff to explain the correct way to wear masks for waiting passengers." Xie Wei said, Xigaze Station has established a party member commando team and a youth volunteer service team to strengthen the entry point , Ticket gates, platforms and other key areas of passenger guidance and dredging work to reduce passenger stay time.

　　It is reported that the party member commando team and youth volunteer service team at Xigaze station thoroughly disinfected the parts of the waiting room, seats, automatic ticket vending machines, gates, and elevator handrails that passengers touched.

At the same time, free masks, temperature measurements, and health QR codes are also given to passengers entering the station who do not wear masks to ensure the health and safety of passengers.

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