Luding emergency 6.8 earthquake post -00 nurse is "refueling" in the front line of resistance in the hometown

At 12:52 on September 5, 2022, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake occurred in Luding County, Ganzi, Sichuan. The depth of the earthquake was 16 kilometers, which caused major casualties. After the earthquake, the safety of the Luding masses affected the hearts of the people of the country, and also made parents Dong Shanghua, a post -00 nurse at the first affiliated hospital (Chengyi Hospital) of the Chengdu Medical College of Luding, was very worried.

As a nursing staff, Dong Shanghua could not rush back to his hometown to participate in the rescue as soon as possible, but he also focused on the earthquake news from major platforms. "During the earthquake yesterday, Chengdu's sense of earthquake was so strong. I really dare not imagine how helpless the father and fellows in their hometown were when the earthquakes." Dong Shanghua said.

At about 10 pm on the 5th, Dong Shanghua received the next day's nucleic acid sampling task. On the 6th, he gathered from 5.50 am on the 6th to collect nucleic acids for the masses.

Put on the protective suit, put on a protective mask, and start a day of sampling work. In Dong Shanghua's opinion, the Chengdu epidemic prevention and control is at a critical stage, and the full samples need to be carried out every day. Many sampling teachers have worked over loads. Teachers supported by the country are also working overtime. Essence

6 hours of samples are not intermittently sampled, and Dong Shanghua and colleagues have been unable to lift the arms. The hot sun makes Dong Shanghua's clothes soaked. As long as the masses need, they will choose to go without hesitation. Dong Shanghua said: "In Sichuan in 2022, everyone is not easy, and no one can put themselves out. I hope to adhere to the front line of resistance and" refuel "for the father and folks of their hometown, and work together to cross the difficulty."

As of 11:40 am, Dong Shanghua and colleagues have completed the sampling tasks of more than 4,000 people. After a short break, Dong Shanghua will join the next "battle" with colleagues. (Supply of the Affiliated Hospital of Medicine)

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