At five o'clock in the afternoon on May 4, the staff of the household registration hall of the Shililihe Police Station of the Municipal Public Security Bureau had already begun to sort out the materials for the day, and suddenly received a call from the office. "Hello, can you help me?" said an anxious voice. .
It turned out that the call came from Mr. Xie who was in the hospital. His child, who was less than a week old, suddenly suffered from worsening jaundice and required hospitalization. However, the child had not yet settled down, which would affect hospitalization and subsequent medical insurance reimbursement. Mr. Xie made inquiries and learned that the household registration hall of the police station will close at 5 p.m. and that appointments are required during the epidemic. In the spirit of giving it a try, Mr. Xie called the household registration hall of Shiliulihe Police Station and asked the staff if they could handle the business early the next morning.
When Liu Xi, the auxiliary police officer who answered the phone, heard this, he was even more "anxious" than the crowd: "We can't delay the child's affairs, and you don't have to worry about tomorrow. Can you come over and take care of it now?"
"You... you... are not Do you get off work at five o'clock?" Mr. Xie couldn't believe it and was so excited that he couldn't even speak.
"We get off work at five o'clock, but I am waiting for you. The child's medical treatment is important." In this way, auxiliary police officer Liu Xi waited until 6:30 in the afternoon and successfully helped Mr. Xie finish his business.
The household registration window is a mirror that displays the image of the public security to the outside world, and it is also a flag full of energy that holds the head high and moves forward. Every window staff will live up to the instructions and forge ahead.
