The "Houlang" Yong Volunteer Team in the front line of the epidemic prevention is the "post -00s" team

Red Star News Network (Reporter Zhou Na) On September 6, after September 1, after all the residents of Chengdu, at home, at home in Chengdu, a group of volunteers were active in the various nucleic acid detection points in Chengdu to support the prevention and control of the first -tier epidemic. Among them, there are such special crowds- "post -00s" student volunteers, these "post -waves" actively went to the front line of epidemic prevention and contributed to youth.

▲ Volunteer service team composed of four post -00 students volunteers

18 -year -old prospective college student formed a volunteer team service 2285 residents

"Please be one meter apart, don't be too close." "Uncle, let's come to the door to do nucleic acids." This is a few words that Jiang Enjun said the most days. Jiang Enjun, 18, is a volunteer of Xinguang Jiayuan District, Qingyang District, and a freshman of a university. Although he was only 18 years old, he was considered a senior volunteer. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, Jiang Enjun continued to participate in the epidemic prevention and control volunteer service. Now he is the backbone volunteer of the Loess Community of Qingyang District. He has won the honorary title of "Top Ten Volunteers in Qingyang District".

▲ Volunteer Jiang Enjun

On September 1, after all the residents of Chengdu were home, Jiang Enjun's university was delayed. "It is also idle at home. When volunteers can help do something." He sent volunteers through multiple WeChat groups. He recruited more than 40 volunteers to form a young volunteer team.

"Wear the isolation clothes, wear a protective mask, and the hair forehead cannot be exposed ..." Jiang Enjun has received a professional epidemic prevention and control volunteer service training. Recruiting and volunteer training, he took his best.

Jiang Enjun (first from left)

Nucleic acid detection information entry, maintain order, and provide on -site services for special groups ... Elderly people with inconvenient actions send the service to the door; the students in the Internet class will open up the green channel of acidic acid. "To help the residents run the road, we need to do whatever we do." In the past few days, every morning from 6 am to 12 pm, he and his volunteer service teams kept running the community to provide 2285 households with Volunteer services for epidemic prevention and control.

Where does the volunteer service team need to go after 00

In Luhu Park community, there is a volunteer team composed of four post -00 students volunteers. The youngest volunteer is only 17 years old. It is a student who is about to enter the high school in Chengdu Huayang Middle School. One of the biggest volunteers, just graduated from college. This round of epidemics strikes, they go deep into the front line to support the prevention and control of the epidemic.

▲ Wu Shiyuan (first from left)

Wu Shiyuan is one of the youngest volunteers in this volunteer service team, just 17 years old this year. During the epidemic, he saw the information recruitment information from the Internet and reported his name. Soon, he was included in the volunteer service team. On September 1st, after the release of the "Notice on the Detection of All Nucleic acid Testing in the City" of the Chengdu Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters, Wu Shiyuan was sent to the first site of Tianfu New District to cooperate with medical staff to conduct nucleic acid testing. Order maintenance. During the period, he met Wang Xueru, Lin Tianhui, and Chen Xiao who was also volunteers. The four of them temporarily formed volunteer service teams. Moving and controlling materials, maintaining order, information entry, and coordinating communication, they go wherever they need, work every day until one or two in the morning.

After four days of epidemic prevention and volunteer service, they have returned to their posts and started studying and work. "Learning is important, but volunteer service is also a good experience." They said that when they were free, they had to go to volunteers. (The picture of this article is provided by the respondent)

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