For days
Guichi suffered from continuous rainfall
Villagers near the geological disaster points in some mountainous areas in our district
Transfers and placements were carried out
So where are they now?
Let's take a look at these "temporary homes".
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On June 30, walking into the temporary resettlement site for disaster prevention and emergency response in Laoshan Community, Niutoushan Town, you can see that movies are being played through projectors, and some of the villagers who are temporarily placed here are watching movies, chatting, and teasing dogs...... The sounds of laughter and chatter are intertwined, and the atmosphere full of life is comfortable and relaxed.
"There are beds, bedding, air conditioning and other daily necessities here, thank you to the cadres for helping us transfer safely in time and arrange everything properly!" Dai Helian, a villager, told me that they were transferred here on the morning of June 22 and have been staying here for nine days, which is comfortable and reassuring.
In addition to improving various living facilities, the safety and security of the villagers cannot be ignored. Lu Ping, secretary of the general party branch of the Laoshan community in Niutoushan Town, said that the town and village cadres were stationed on the front line to carry out 24-hour uninterrupted inspection and risk removal of the geological disaster points of Maoshan bird's nest to ensure the safety of the villagers. In addition, the town arranges for villagers to undergo collective physical examinations, and the staff of the town's health center regularly disinfect them. The person responsible for the guarantee of the geological disaster site and the 14 households with a total of 29 people ate and lived together in the resettlement site, so that problems could be discovered and dealt with in time.
"The meal is ready, it's time to eat!" With the call of the villager volunteers, steamed pork, braised chicken feet, stir-fried vegetables, etc. were served on the table, with meat and vegetarian dishes and balanced nutrition. The villagers gathered around the table and ate with laughter and laughter. "The vegetables are pulled from the ground and are very fresh. The daily fish and meat are purchased by the town and village staff, and the meals are cooked by the villagers' volunteers. Yang Zhuang, a town-level responsible person for bird's nest geological disasters and a member of the Party Committee and Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Niutoushan Town, said with a smile, "We eat and live together every day, it's not that we take them to eat, it's they who take us to eat!" ”
On the other side, the temporary resettlement site in Guankou Village, Yinhui Town, is bright and spacious, clean and tidy, and the villagers sit leisurely and chat. Walking into the kitchen, it is a different and busy scene. Lunch boxes were carefully packed and distributed to the villagers in the resettlement site, and the scene was orderly. Zhang Yanxia, secretary of the general party branch of Guankou Village, Yinhui Township, told this writer that the villagers at the disaster site were transferred on the evening of June 25, and it happened that there was a farm here in the village, which was close to each other and had complete facilities. A total of 35 residents from 20 households are currently housed here.
"Grandma, be careful, there are steps here." Volunteers in red vests carefully supported the elderly and slowly walked up the steps. It turns out that when villagers, especially the elderly, need to go out temporarily, the village will arrange for volunteers and staff to pick up and drop off vehicles to ensure the safety of villagers.
After the meal, some of the villagers were doing homework, some were exercising, and some children were burying their heads in their homework, which was a stable and peaceful scene. In the other corner of the hall, many villagers set up chairs and sat there, and several villagers were pulling erhu and singing Huangmei opera, and the atmosphere was very lively. "It was great to stay here! Not worried at all. I will live here in peace now, and then go home when the rain has completely stopped. Villager Ruan Wenwen said.
Although the scenes of different resettlement sites are different, they are all warm-hearted "temporary homes" set up for the masses. Next, our district will continue to do a good job in various safeguard measures, and strive to make sure that all should be transferred and withdrawn, no household should be left behind, no one should be missed, and the safety of people's lives will be ensured.