Xinhua Xinhua
Xinhua News Agency reporters Zhu Hong and Lan Tianming
The virus is raging, and the fight against the epidemic is united.
In this round of Shanghai's new crown pneumonia epidemic prevention battle, 52,000 public security officers went all out to fight side by side with the vast number of medical staff, epidemic prevention workers and volunteers in community lanes and hospital shelters.
The golden shield has built a "firewall" to fight the epidemic, and actively solved the problems of the citizens.
Becoming an "Almighty Soldier"
"One copy each of vc and b6, 5% glucose supplement!" At noon in mid-April, when the outdoor temperature exceeded 30 degrees Celsius, a volunteer in protective clothing fainted in a certain area on Meipu Road, Baoshan District during the material transfer work. Community gate.
Zhou Shanzhen, a community policeman from Baoyang Police Station of Shanghai Baoshan Public Security Bureau, came from the neighborhood committee immediately after learning about it, and found the volunteer with purple lips and trembling all over.
Zhou Shanzhen immediately mobilized the community to help the impoverished pioneers to find glucose, balanced salt solution and other medicines, and organized staff to transfer them to the room to lie down and cool down with wet towels and fans. After 10 minutes, the volunteer's physical condition gradually recovered.
In the special moment of anti-epidemic, many public security officers have turned into "all-round warriors".
Public security officers can be seen in different work scenarios such as resolving dangerous situations, sending doctors to your door, and securing supplies.
Zhou Shanzhen, who has a 23-year military career, has both excellent military medical skills and fire fighting skills. Since he entered the Baodi Oasis Community on March 31, he has won the praise of more than 3,000 residents in the jurisdiction.
A 72-year-old man in the community needed sutures to be removed from a broken foot on his foot, but he was sealed off.
With limited medical resources, the family members of the elderly are restless.
At this time, the old man's daughter thought of the community police, so she called for help.
After receiving the call, Zhou Shanzhen comforted him and said, "Don't panic, I used to be a military doctor. If the old man doesn't mind, I'll remove the stitches for your father!"
"Special cases can only be handled specially, and local materials can also solve the problem." The scissors and tweezers in the volunteer's cosmetic bag, the gauze in the neighborhood committee's convenience medical box... With the mobilization of Zhou Shanzhen, a set of emergency response was quickly assembled. He also found a volunteer nurse to come to the door with him.
After carefully reviewing the case, they used skillful techniques to help the old man remove the stitches.
Be kind to the residents
"Officer Gu, I feel much better, and I don't want to leave (the world) anymore." On May 9, Gu Xiaofen, a community policeman from the Pujin Road Police Station of Shanghai Minhang Public Security Bureau, heard these words during a return visit, and her eyes became wet. .
It is not easy for Mr. Dong, a depressed patient who once wanted to commit suicide, to get out of the haze in a state of home isolation for a long time.
One afternoon a few weeks ago, Gu Xiaofen, who was on duty, received an alert from a man who threatened to jump off a building.
Since this wave of epidemics, Mr. Dong has repeatedly told his neighbors that he would take his 8-year-old child to commit suicide by jumping off the building, and Gu Xiaofen and his neighbors have also been discouraging them.
At that time, Gu Xiaofen thought to herself, "I have to find a way quickly".
She quickly contacted Mrs. Dong, who was on a business trip. After learning that she could not return to Shanghai, she immediately formulated a multi-step "rescue plan" and "pointed soldiers and generals" through her WeChat group.
What she didn't expect was that this actually opened a community "rescue net" that lasted more than a month.
Life is heavy, every second counts.
In addition to making preparations for contacting specialist hospitals and issuing exit permits, Gu Xiaofen also coordinated with Mr. Ling from the community to accompany him to see a doctor; contacted Mr. Gu, a friend of the client, to accompany the night; community resident Mr. Zhang offered to provide psychological counseling services... With the love "relay" of more than 10 community residents and doctors, Mr. Dong slowly walked out of the "haze" and bathed in the sunshine of life.
Gu Xiaofen told reporters: "I feel very encouraged. During the whole process, every resident who actively helped out moved me. It was the warmth of all the participants that melted the 'hard ice' in the patient's heart. I'm just the 'catalyst' for this warmth."
Follow the "Silent Minority"
"Uncle Chen, don't come out, put on your mask, don't show your nose, go back quickly!"
"Ah? I can breathe. It's really uncomfortable at home."
"It's dangerous outside, you really need to breathe, you can stand on the balcony at home."
Such persuasion, Wang Ruifang, a community policeman from the Xujiahui Police Station of the Shanghai Xuhui Public Security Bureau, has to be said several times a day.
The Nandannan Village community under his jurisdiction is not only an old-fashioned community, but also an "elderly" community - more than 400 of the more than 5,000 residents are over 80 years old.
At the beginning of the epidemic control, the elderly were more cooperative and stayed at home.
After a long period of lockdown, some elderly people felt bored at home, and Wang Ruifang inevitably reminded him face to face again and again.
Some elderly people like to go out, and some elderly people never go out due to physical reasons, but they are also caring objects that cannot be ignored.
"Although we are all talking about staying home, we still need to pay more attention to these 'not going out' elderly people, and we must not ignore the 'silent few'." Wang Ruifang said.
Most of the elderly living alone in the community have ordered home-based elderly meals. During the epidemic, the meals were delivered to the door by volunteers. Wang Ruifang took special care of the volunteers and asked the elderly about their physical conditions or other needs.
Uncle Li, who is in his 80s, lives alone at home in a wheelchair. Hearing that the old man said that he has not had milk for a long time, Wang Ruifang bought two bottles of fresh milk for the old man with his own money.
Wang Ruifang, who was born in 1962, is also half an old man, and has problems with his knees, lumbar spine and cervical spine.
During the epidemic, the person in charge of the residential area was isolated due to close contact, and community work was temporarily suspended.
At the time of the crisis, Wang Ruifang, who was about to retire, stepped forward, "This is a big test before my retirement, and I will never let everyone down!"
From helping to carry supplies to delivering meals and medicines, from maintaining order in nucleic acid testing to assisting in killing the community, Wang Ruifang is on the front line of the fight against the epidemic and has never complained of bitterness.
Rarely have time to rest, so I pick up the phone to call the lonely old man, do homework, and help the old people do "psychological massage".
The old people said half-jokingly that during the epidemic, their "little padded jacket" was not as good as Wang Ruifang's "old padded jacket".
From Zhou Shanzhen, Gu Xiaofen to Wang Ruifang, they are not only the epitome of the 52,000 Shanghai police officers, but also their outstanding representatives.
In addition, there are also police officers who are on duty at the highway entrance 24 hours a day and who are not sheltered from the wind and rain; the police officers who are incarnated into the "big white" and stationed in the cabin; the police officers who are attacking with thunder to crack down on illegal and criminal acts such as price gouging during the epidemic... They are firm and tender, and use no The practical actions of fearing difficulties and charging the front line interpret "people's public security for the people".