Narrator: Ren Quanming (Police of Police of Tianjin Public Security Bureau Hexi Public Security Bureau Xiawafang Police Station)
0:00 on January 24, Tianjin launched the "Tianjin City Emergency Plan for Pneumonia Infected by the New Coronavirus Infected" First-level response , assisting the community to minimize the flow of people and block the virus transmission channels, which is one of the daily tasks of grassroots police officers.
One morning, I and auxiliary police officer Li Xiaogang went to the Fuyu Plaza Community in Hexi District to import and export, and worked with community staff to take the temperature of residents and register people from other places to Tianjin.
During this process, my phone rang, "The second floor residents placed the garbage bag at the door, but they didn't clean it up for several days." resident Aunt Zhang reported.
I know that two Guangdong boys who live on the second floor are working in Tianjin. They return from their hometown after the holiday and are observing at home according to the company's requirements.
quit the phone, I handed over the job, and went to check it out immediately.
As soon as he walked downstairs of Aunt Zhang's house, he saw a man wearing a mask and carrying three bags of garbage. He was Awen, one of the tenants on the second floor mentioned by Aunt Zhang.
Familiarity with the situation of permanent residents and renters in the area is a skill that community police must master. In addition, the "Ten Thousand Policemen Entering Millions of Homes" activity launched by Tianjin Public Security at the beginning of this year has further enriched our database. It is this detailed ledger that has played an important role in the prevention and control of the epidemic.
"How are you doing recently? Are there enough food and vegetables at home? Let me tell me what you need." A suitable communication method can quickly narrow the distance between people.
"Things are enough, thank you officer." Awen replied.
"If there is garbage, choose the right way to place it." I pointed to the garbage basket and said .
"I understand." Awen blushed and made an "OK" gesture.
On the way to the entrance of the community, I met Ma Guotian (Chinese name), a Canadian working in Tianjin. Seeing that his work visa expired, the entry and exit management department could not apply for the extension because the window service was suspended by the entry and exit management department, he consulted me for concerns about being punished.
"I specifically asked the entry and exit management department. They replied that during the epidemic prevention and control period, according to relevant laws and current actual conditions, if it is difficult to leave the country on time due to epidemic prevention and control reasons and cannot handle visas and residence permits in a timely manner, the immigration management agency may be lighter, relieved or exempted from overdue residence penalties according to the law and regulations." I said to Ma Guotian, "After the epidemic is over, you must go to the entry and exit management agency to handle the relevant procedures as soon as possible, reduce going out during this period to prevent cross-infection."
"Thank you, thank you." My answer calmed down Ma Guotian's anxiety.
In the afternoon, I was on duty in the police station of the area, and I received a complaint from a resident who reported that the noise of the residents upstairs disturbed the residents.
It turned out that the 12-year-old son of the resident upstairs was at home due to school suspension and had not left the house for more than ten days. In order to maintain a certain amount of exercise, the child started family "broadcasting gymnastics".
The residents downstairs are a pair of dual employees, and they all work from home due to the epidemic.
Before, the two families who were tired birds returned to their nests at night were originally peaceful, but now the pace of life changed due to the epidemic has caused friction.
"You can do anaerobic exercises such as push-ups and sit-ups.
If you want to do intense exercise, you should discuss a time period with your neighbor first to avoid other people's office rest time." After listening to my suggestion, the resident upstairs nodded and agreed.
After resolving the neighborhood conflict, I rushed to a building in the area where an insurance company where I worked had more than 2,000 employees. Recently, the outlets were preparing to resume work, and employees returned to Tianjin one after another.
"It is best for field personnel to work from home, not return to the building, and reduce the number of people working in centralized offices; resumption of work should be divided into steps, first fewer and then more, and wait until the epidemic is effectively controlled and then gradually increase. If hundreds of people resume work at once, once infected people appear, it will be very unfavorable to the company's operations." My opinion was finally adopted. According to the business situation, the insurance company has greatly reduced the first batch of resumption of work and adjusted the office methods in a timely manner.
In addition to office buildings, I also have some bank outlets and commercial stores in my management section. After the outbreak of the epidemic, most bank branches implemented a staggered business model. In order to keep abreast of the situation, I collected and summarized the business hours of all bank outlets, patrolled and checked on time, and promptly guided passenger flow to avoid customers waiting to gather.
Since New Year's Eve, verification, patrol and visits have been the norm of my daily work, and I cannot relax at all at this time.
Now, my biggest wish is that the people are safe and there is nothing wrong in the area.
Everyone is safe, and my heart is safe!
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