Red Network Moment News, July 2 (Reporter Li Huifang, Correspondent Yang Xiaoli) At 15 o'clock in the afternoon of July 2, the water level of the Pingjiang River in Hunan, which had just experienced the largest flood, gradually receded, the scorching sun began to emerge, and people began to work intensively to restore and rebuild.
In Jintang Village, Sanyang Township, Pingjiang, due to the flash floods, the original highway bridge in the village was washed away, and the power facilities were severely damaged, and more than 10 power workers arrived in the village at 8 o'clock in the morning and began to carry intense repair operations, lifting transformers, hauling electric poles, fittings and other equipment.
Due to the collapse of the road, Zhang Qiang, director of the safety supervision department of Pingjiang Power Supply Company, organized personnel to enter the mountain at 7 o'clock in the morning, and bent 18 kilometers of mountain road from the next mountain before coming to the village, but did not expect that the original 8 kilometers of mountain road walked for an hour, and investigated the 113 electric poles along the line one by one, and was busy until the afternoon. According to today's work plan, the power transmission work of the 84 base poles in front has been completed, and the normal power supply mode will be restored to the whole line before 22 o'clock tonight.
The flood was abusive, the walls were ruined everywhere, and the smell of the flood was still in the air. The people on the side rushed to watch, and the villager Zeng Dabao said excitedly: "I really didn't expect the electricity to come so quickly, there was a flash flood yesterday, and we took the initiative to send electricity before we called!" ”
The unimpeded access to electricity has given the mountain dwellers confidence in rebuilding. As of 14 o'clock on July 2, the State Grid Yueyang Power Supply Company has invested a total of 592 emergency repair personnel, 181 vehicles, 9 emergency power generation vehicles, and 25 generators to carry out emergency repairs overnight and do its best to quickly restore power supply.