Taiyuan, Shanxi: the first line of anti-epidemic "grid red"
After more than 600 consecutive days of "zero reporting" of local cases, COVID-19 local confirmed cases appeared in Taiyuan. The epidemic situation is the command, and the city’s four-level comprehensive management center responded quickly, with 9788 grid workers doing their best to fight, doing a good job in investigation and prevention, and providing service guarantee in detail. It explained what is "useful in peacetime and useful in wartime" with practical actions, and set up a "bridge to the heart" to protect the people with true love and built a "firewall" to protect people’s safety.
Size 36 feet and size 38 shoes.
At eight o’clock in the morning, downstairs in Fenghuang Community, jiancaoping district Xincheng Community, Taiyuan City, several residents walked into the nucleic acid detection point with shoes and handed them to the grid staff Li Na. Li Na and her colleagues happily put on their shoes and began to prepare for a new round of nucleic acid collection.
Since February 25th, the whole area of jiancaoping district has been managed as a precautionary area, and 985 grid workers in the whole area have taken off their red vests and put on protective clothing, thus entering a "wartime state". The first round of nucleic acid testing began at 11: 30 pm, and the medical staff took samples. Li Na and her colleagues entered information. After finishing at 3 am, they slept for more than two hours, and continued testing at 6 am until 4 pm … …
Cooperate with nucleic acid detection, which is only a part of the grid staff’s work, leading medical staff to carry out home detection, reminding shops and other personnel to do prevention and control in concentrated places, monitoring the temperature of isolated people at home, and checking the vaccination situation, the actual number of people under control and the nucleic acid detection situation, so as not to miss one household or one person … … The footsteps kept on and the phone kept on. After a few days, Li Na and her colleagues were hoarse and their feet were swollen.
"When we got up that morning, several grid workers found that our feet couldn’t fit into the shoes, so we tried to send a message in the group and wanted to ask if anyone sold shoes. I didn’t expect the residents to take the initiative to borrow their shoes and wear them. It was quite touching. My feet are size 36, and I have been wearing size 38 shoes for the past two days. " Li Na said.
Being a "warrior", Li Na is very tired, but she doesn’t panic at all, because they usually work hard: "I have more than 20,000 steps every day. If it is lower than this number, it means that my work is not done." Day after day, I went to the house to find out how many people there are, how to contact them, which family has disabled people and elderly people living alone who need special care, and which family has patients who need special attention. I have long been aware of it, and those steps I usually saved have been exchanged for wartime.
There are many grid workers like Li Na. Usually, they walk around the streets, find hidden risks, find clues about the epidemic situation and resolve contradictions and disputes, which are the "stabilizers" of the community grid; During the war, they heard that they were retrograde, gave full play to their advantages of familiarity with people, places and situations, responded quickly and accurately, and patiently publicized and persuaded them, which became the "reassurance" of the masses.
Mom is in Shanghai and aunt is around.
"My child is 10 years old and has been at home for three days. I hope I can help me see him!" A few days ago, Guo Jing, a grid member of Hepingyuan Community in Wanbailin District of Taiyuan City, received a call for help. I learned that the child’s father died and his mother went out to work, which was usually taken care of by his grandfather. Three days ago, grandpa went back to Taigu District, Jinzhong City to handle affairs. Because the local epidemic control failed to come back in time, the child had to stay at home alone, and his mother in Shanghai gave him some takeout for three meals a day.
After understanding the situation, Guo Jing knocked on the child’s door for the first time. Looking at the lunch boxes and leftovers piled up on the dining table, the garbage on the ground, the quilt rolled into a ball on the bed, and the two socks with different colors on the child’s feet, Guo Jing’s nose was sour, and she rolled up her sleeves and began to fold the quilt, sweep the floor and clean the dining table. After cleaning up, considering that the children can no longer be left alone at home, Guo Jing decided to send the children to the small dining table where they often go to stay. Find out the clothes for the child, make the bedding, and pack the books. She handed the child to the teacher at the small table. After that, Guo Jing has been paying attention to the children’s situation. From time to time, she called the teacher at the small table. When she went to see the children, she never forgot to say, "Mom is far away. If you need anything, call your aunt."
"You can come to me if you need me" is the mantra of grid workers and their warmest commitment to residents. Community grid workers in Xincheng provide door-to-door nucleic acid detection services for the elderly with inconvenient legs and feet, grid workers in Longbao Community apply for "trip code" for the elderly who use the old-age mobile phone and issue health certificates to facilitate their travel, and grid workers in Bayi Community deliver food, water and medicine to the isolated people at home, handle emergency affairs and disinfect domestic garbage … … From living security to garbage disposal, grid workers put themselves in the residents’ shoes and do everything possible to provide fine services for isolated people, especially those in difficulty and special groups, and truly become "caring people" of ordinary people.
Prevention and control of small grid and anti-epidemic power
Fan Lei is a grid worker in Chaoyang Community, Nanzhai Street, jiancaoping district. There are 216 households and 613 people in 4 residential buildings in the grid. After the outbreak, she built a "grid in the grid", which greatly improved the work efficiency and strengthened the anti-epidemic force by relying on the strength of the masses.
Enthusiastic residents who are familiar with each other at ordinary times have now become the backbone of the "grid in the grid". They are divided into three anti-epidemic volunteer groups, namely, the old, the middle and the young, and their division of labor has their own emphasis: the 18 uncles and aunts in the old group are all old residents in the community, and they are very familiar with their neighbors. One person can greet the neighbors of the next unit during nucleic acid testing, and the number of people who check is even better; The 10 uncles and aunts in the middle-aged group are mostly teachers or employees. They are everyone’s "fire extinguishers". They take time to popularize epidemic prevention knowledge and health guidelines in the group, answer questions and dispel negative emotions; Most of the youth groups are preparing party member and college students. Young people are quick-witted and agile, helping grid workers to enter and collect information, helping to do disinfection and issuing out-of-town cards.
With the joint efforts of all, there are fewer and fewer voices of anxiety in the community, fewer and fewer cases of gathering in the courtyard, the time for nucleic acid detection has been shortened from 10 hours in the first round to more than 3 hours in the fifth round, and residents’ cooperation with grid workers and epidemic prevention work has become higher and higher.
Watching Fan Lei’s "grid-in-a-grid" exert its energy, the other 11 grid members in Chaoyang community also rushed to imitate and set up volunteer groups in their own grids. The grid workers who are active around the masses, at the critical moment of facing the epidemic directly, have condensed the powerful forces of residents’ self-government and joint anti-epidemic in small squares, and built a "concentric circle" that is shared and co-governed. The bigger it is, the clearer it is.

































