Let the wandering beggars safe in summer!Jiujiang City launched the special rescue operation of "Summer Sending Cool"

Jiujiang News Network (Jiujiang Daily All Media Reporter Wu Yeyuanwen / Photo) In the hot summer, Licheng has been high temperature for many days in a row. In order to further do the rescue work of stray beggars in the high temperature weather, Jiujiang City Rescue Management Station launched a special rescue activity of "Summer Sending Cool" since July to ensure the safety of people who have no stray beggars in life. Essence

On the morning of July 19, the reporter followed Jiujiang rescue managers to the Square of the train station. The sultry and hot city temperature reached 38 degrees. At a corner, a stray stray staff lying was lying on the corner, and the cardboard and water bottle picked up by large bags were piled up. With the repeated persuasion of the staff, the elderly followed the staff to enter the station for assistance.

It is understood that Jiujiang Rescue Management Station daily rescue special vehicles carry instant noodles, water, heatstroke prevention drugs and other materials, key railway stations, bus stations, pedestrian streets, underground passages and other stray people are easy to stay, conduct inspections, and according to the "voluntary assistance to assist the aid The principle of rescue assistance for free assistance ", the wandering beggar who willing to accept rescue assistance will be rescued, and the rescue station brochure is issued for unwilling to receive assistance, and you can come to the station to seek assistance when you need it. The suspected of the mental, intellectual or trauma, dial 120 in time, and send it to the hospital for assistance. Up to now, more than 30 dispatched vehicles, more than 90 dispatched personnel, several materials were distributed, 5 people were persuaded to enter the station, and 4 were persuaded.

The staff of Jiujiang City Rescue Station reminded the public that when a stray begging personnel were found on the street, they could inform or escort them to the rescue station for help in time, or dial the 24 -hour hotline 0792-8362865.

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