7 days donation exceeds 3.1 billion! The civil rescue forces in the rainstorm disaster in Henan are moving.
CCTV News:The troops rushed to help, the fire was dispatched, and the cadres went first. In the rainstorm disaster in Henan, the party and the government devoted themselves to disaster relief, and the main theme of flood relief in Henan was sonorous. Caring people donated more than 3.1 billion yuan in seven days, and the one-legged guy bravely saved more than 60 people. YiBo, a literary and art worker, worked as a porter in his hometown, and the folk forces made concerted efforts to play a symphony, which was moving.
Caring people donated more than 3.1 billion in 7 days.
As of 3: 00 pm on July 27th, the data released by official website of Henan Charity Federation showed that caring people and caring enterprises had donated more than 3.1 billion yuan.
Caption: As of 3 pm on July 27, caring people have donated more than 3.1 billion yuan (according to official website, Henan Charity Federation)
In addition to Hongxing Erke, which was popular all over the network, Liaoning Fangda Industrial Group, which was ridiculed by netizens as "Tiehanhan", in order to donate immediately on the night of the first disaster, when the bank’s large payment system was closed at night, they divided 100 bank transfers of 1 million yuan each, ensuring the smooth donation of 100 million yuan that night.
The mother of a martyr in Hubei entrusted someone to bring 1000 yuan to donate to the disaster area. The mother also entrusted that although the money was not much, she was thoughtful, "If my son Chen Ping had not sacrificed, he would definitely go to Henan for disaster relief this time."
On July 26th, according to the data released by Henan Charity Federation, there were 97 caring enterprises and organizations with donations exceeding 10 million yuan, including 12 with donations exceeding 50 million yuan.
"One-legged" guy saved more than 60 people in 15 hours.
Donations are in full swing, and private rescue is moving. Dongfang Jinbao in Henan counted a set of figures of a young man: he spent 15 hours in the water, traveled back and forth for more than 40 kilometers, used up two kayaks, and rescued more than 60 people … …
This young man is Zhai Xiaowei, a native of Puyang, Henan Province. He lost his left leg because of an accident when he was 4 years old.
On the morning of July 22, Zhai Xiaowei and two friends went "retrograde" and rushed to Xinxiang. Zhai Xiaowei and two friends drove for nearly two hours and arrived in Weihui City, Xinxiang.
At 10 o’clock that day, they found that the whole village of Dongguan Village in Weihui City had been flooded, and in some places, the villagers’ homes were almost flooded, and the three immediately devoted themselves to the rescue work.
Caption: One-legged guy saves people (photo/Shen Xuenan)
About 4 kilometers back and forth, Zhai Xiaowei can’t remember how many times he walked. He got blisters on his hands, his legs kept cramping, and he was exhausted. At 1 am on July 23, Zhai Xiaowei and others were evacuated from Dongguan Village only after receiving the notice of flood discharge. At this time, it has been 15 hours since they entered the village for rescue, and they have successfully rescued more than 60 trapped people.
Volunteers in disaster relief mutual aid groups sleep for two hours a day.
"My fingers are getting pus." On the morning of July 27, Mr. Huang, the owner of a disaster relief information mutual aid group in Zhengzhou, "complained" that he didn’t have time to count these things, but kept adding people, soliciting people, verifying and sending them.
After the rainstorm on the 20th, Mr. Huang worked in the rear to support his team of journalists. He found that the information between the affected people and the caring donors was extremely asymmetric, and he came up with the idea of verifying the information to help the victims. Mr. Huang quickly built a group, involving some volunteers and the demand side of flood control and disaster relief.
It is difficult for professionals to verify the news. Mr. Huang screened the information through methods such as source tracing, telephone verification and official confirmation, and then transferred it to those in need. At the same time, he also pulled the group into various forces such as charity, press, business, disaster-stricken governments, and provincial rescue teams. In one day, the WeChat group pulled in more than 400 people.
Caption: Mr. Huang’s mutual assistance and disaster relief information group (screenshot of WeChat group)
Contact front reporters and rescue teams, contact rear support teams, recruit supporters and carry relief materials. Mr. Huang said that he "sleeps less than two hours a day" these days, but the happiest thing is that there are "hundreds of accurate information" after verification.
Mr. Huang said that he and his friends participated in dozens of similar groups.
Experts from Jishuitan Hospital asked for leave to go to Henan for disaster relief.
When informed to go to Henan for disaster relief, under the leadership of Cong Wang, deputy director of the emergency department of beijing jishuitan hospital, seven expert volunteers from several hospitals, such as Union Medical College Hospital and Peking University People’s Hospital, who were at work, took leave one after another, and used their personal vacation time to form a medical expert group of Han Hong volunteers to go to the disaster area in Henan.
The team arrived at the assembly point in zhongmou county, Zhengzhou, and it was more than five o’clock in the morning on July 22nd. After resting for more than two hours, the team rushed to the resettlement site of Zhengzhou Children’s Welfare Institute and a village, sent some urgent drugs, conducted a free clinic, and "made some epidemic prevention suggestions and guidance".
Caption: Han Hong medical volunteer team conducted a free clinic at Henan flood control resettlement site (Photo courtesy of Cong Wang)
Early the next morning, Cong Wang and his team came to Yingtaogou, Erqi District, Zhengzhou City. Feng Na, the director of Yingtaogou Management Committee, was responsible for contacting them. Feng Na remembered that Cong Wang and them came early, "being the first batch", which not only delivered materials, but also provided them with a special medical expert group. Feng Na and her colleagues held a forum with Cong Wang at that time, and gave epidemic prevention guidance to village doctors and epidemic prevention and disinfection personnel under the management committee.
After the symposium, the expert group rushed to Xinxiang with the rescue team to carry out rescue at the junction of Huojia County and Huixian County. Cong Wang sent several medical volunteers who could swim to the village for rescue by boat, and other volunteers conducted medical examination on the transferred people at the checkpoint.
In more than five hours, Cong Wang’s team inspected nearly 100 trapped people. To her relief, there were basically no major problems.
The rescue lasted more than two days, and Cong Wang’s medical team returned to Beijing with the large troops. After a short break, Han Hong pulled him up again, and held an emergency meeting with Beijing’s disease control experts to prepare for post-disaster epidemic prevention and urgently needed medical material donation.
Cong Wang said, "We don’t just go around and do some free clinics." The next step is to cooperate with the Henan Health and Health Department to "build some rural emergency rooms to deal with daily first aid and disasters."
YiBo, a literary and art worker, came to Henan mainly as a porter.
Liu Jun, a volunteer who has worked in fire fighting for 16 years, joined the volunteer team in Han Hong as early as in the army. In the rescue team of Han Hong in Henan Province, almost all the dozens of volunteers led by Liu Jun are retired soldiers and firefighters.
Although Liu Jun and his comrades-in-arms "think they are very professional", there is still a little disagreement at first about whether a volunteer can wade in the water. This person is YiBo, a literary and art worker.
Liu Jun didn’t expect, YiBo well-documented, unusually firm attitude, "I can swim, very professional! I can get into the water. "
The volunteer team came to a rescue point at the junction of Huojia County and Huixian County in Xinxiang City, Henan Province, and found the Fuyang Zhongqing Rescue Team that was being rescued through the local government, and carried out joint rescue with them. Gao Dongliang, the head of the rescue team, told Han Hong that now people have almost transshipped, and most of the rest don’t want to leave home. "When you encounter shallow water, you must get off the boat and paddle the boat." After hearing this, Han Hong said that he would listen to the command of the rescue team, and took medical volunteers and materials to the village by the rescue team boat.
By this time, the water level had begun to drop, and Han Hong and her team members went to the shallow water area and got off the boat and waded, pulling the rubber boat together. Unloading the ship’s materials, freeing up empty boats to transport villagers who want to leave, and sending materials and medical examinations to those who don’t want to leave, Gao Dongliang witnessed the rescue process of Han Hong’s team.
Gao Dongliang, who participated in the rescue operation all the time, thinks that some online sayings are "very boring", and "people who do rescue especially hate those who don’t work and make trouble."
Two hours after the rescue was completed, Gao Dongliang heard that there was YiBo in the rescue team. Under the young man’s reminder, he finally remembered that there was a young man in the team who didn’t like to talk but didn’t hesitate to pull the boat into the water.
Caption: YiBo and his "comrades-in-arms" are wading and pulling the boat (Photo/Rong Zhang)
Afterwards, Gao Dongliang, who regarded Andy Lau as an idol, asked blankly who YiBo was. Han Hong’s team made an answer from a distance: As the "top stream" of the literary and art circles, YiBo didn’t put forward any special requirements in the rescue, because he was worried that being recognized would affect the rescue. He wore a mask and hat all the time in the hot summer, and sometimes he had to deal with people, so YiBo went to the old people and children because these people basically didn’t know him.
"In his hometown in Henan, YiBo really worked as a porter, and he didn’t show off." Cong Wang said.
Caption: YiBo and Han Hong are unloading relief supplies (Photo/Rong Zhang)