On the thirtieth day of the Chinese New Year's Eve, when thousands of families are reunited, and the smell of Chinese New Year's Eve dinner wafts in the air, there is always a group of people walking in every corner of Shencheng, sticking to their posts and silently guarding the city. Yesterday, the Shanghai Municipal Public Security Bureau launched the city's high-level service, and the city's public security police stuck to their posts and went all out to do a good job in public security prevention and control, Spring Festival security, and safety management of places where people gather. According to statistics, as of 0:00 on the 9th, there were no major criminal and public security cases in the city, and no major fire accidents occurred.
How do these "city watchmen" keep the party safe? On Chinese New Year's Eve, the reporter followed the steps of the police of the Huayang Road Police Station of the Changning Public Security Branch and felt the Chinese New Year's Eve of the grassroots people's police.
4:30 p.m
As the evening of February 9 approached, many citizens began to leave work one after another, preparing for a family reunion, and for Ying Peijiang, the work of this Chinese New Year's Eve had just begun.
As a sergeant in charge of security patrols, "shopping" has become an important part of his work, and unlike ordinary customers, Ying Peijiang "goes shopping" to discover various safety hazards. Every time, we have to ask safety questions about key stores along the way, and walking tens of thousands of steps a day is a "basic operation".
The reporter followed Ying Peijiang to the Longemont Shopping Center. The Spring Festival is approaching, and the mall is crowded with people, and the atmosphere of welcoming the New Year is everywhere. However, the patrol team composed of Ying Peijiang and the security guards of the mall was in a hurry, checking the fire safety equipment layer by layer. "Unlike usual, except for restaurants that provide Chinese New Year's Eve meals on Chinese New Year's Eve night, most businesses will close early, and everyone should be reminded to pay attention to the fire safety measures in place. Ying Peijiang told reporters.
Hello comrade policeman! In the Shunfeng Hotel, the manager on duty greeted Ying Peijiang warmly.
How's business going today? Ying Peijiang asked.
Today we have more than 70 tables of Chinese New Year's Eve dinner in the evening, and we have to turn over the table to eat! When it comes to the booming business, the manager smiles from ear to ear.
With so many customers, it is more important to pay attention to safety, especially in kitchens with open flames. Ying Peijiang carefully advised. He said as he carefully checked the store's firefighting facilities and sketched them in his notebook.
In addition to inspecting merchants, Ying Peijiang also came to the monitoring room of the mall, checked the use of dozens of public **, and constantly told the mall staff various safety precautions.
When Ying Peijiang finished his inspection and walked out of the dragon's dream, the sky had already turned dark.
On the other side of Zhaofeng Plaza, police officers Zhou Mengjie and Zou Jianxing are deploying a safe house. "Thank you for your efforts in the past year, and we will continue to cooperate sincerely in the new year to protect the safety of Huayang. Zhou Mengjie expressed his gratitude to the security guards of the safe house and gave everyone a farewell to the early years.
6:30 p.m
When the reporter returned to the police station, it was dinner time for the policemen. On two round countertops, a variety of dishes and fruits are arranged. "The round countertops are bought by ourselves, and the New Year is still a reunion, so we can feel it. The police smiled and introduced to reporters. The reporter saw that although these dishes were all prefabricated dishes packed in tin foil boxes, everyone ate them with relish. Police officer Cai Jie was still wrapping dumplings for everyone on the side, and everyone was looking back on the ups and downs of the past year.
It's a pity that you can't be with your family on Chinese New Year's Eve. The reporter sighed. "We're all used to being a police officer at the expense of time with our families. The policemen smiled and waved their hands when they heard this, "Our colleagues are also a big family, and today is also a reunion dinner." The reporter learned that many police officers have not had a Chinese New Year's Eve dinner with their families for three or four consecutive years.
Ding Zhenghao, who lives in Jiangsu, is a new police officer who has been working for more than one year, and this year because of the need to be on duty, he also had to give up the reunion with his family and spend the New Year alone in Shanghai. But during the reunion dinner, the station opened a connection for the families of the police on duty in other provinces, and seeing the familiar smiling face of his mother on the screen, the big boy was a little excited and choked, and kept repeating the words to let his mother take care of her body. Over there, the mother carefully advises her son in dialect on all aspects of his life. "Xiaoding's mother can rest assured, Xiaoding is doing a good job, and we will take good care of Xiaoding. The instructor's words gave Ding's mother a "reassurance". "Thank you, all of you, for all your hard work! Ding's mother's smile was even brighter.
8:00 p.m
Happy New Year, Aunt Mao, and I wish you good health! With a gift, police officer Sun Chun knocked on the door of Grandma Mao, an elderly person living alone in the community. "Come in, come in! Seeing Sun Chun, Grandma Mao was very excited.
Grandma Mao, who is in her 80s, is an elderly person living alone in the Tiancheng community. The son's family lives abroad all the year round, and his wife, who was in love with each other half a year ago, also passed away. Sun Chun is very concerned about the situation of the elderly, especially the Chinese New Year's Eve when the family is reunited.
Seeing that the old man was in good spirits and smiling with a smile on his face, he was also relieved. The old man told Sun Chun that after dinner, he was watching the Spring Festival Gala. "It's cold, why do you only turn on the oil tin and not the air conditioner? The attentive Sun Chun asked the old man. "I don't think the air conditioner is as hot as the oil tin, and it's still comfortable to sit and watch TV. After listening to the old man's words, Sun Chun reminded her again, "You must pay attention to safety when using the oil tin, don't put clothes on it, and remember to turn off the oil tin when people walk away." ”
The old man agreed with a smile, and then Sun Chun asked the old man about various details of his life. Knowing that a few days ago, the community had just carried out an age-appropriate transformation for the elderly, turning the original bathtub into a shower, Sun Chun told her again: "When taking a bath in winter, you should pay attention to non-slip and don't act too quickly." Call me if you need it.
Sun Chun told reporters that the aging of the community under his jurisdiction is relatively serious, and there are 95 elderly people over the age of 60 living alone, so he has to visit these elderly people often every day to understand and solve the difficulties of their lives.
Later, Sun Chun and Ping An volunteers came to the community to inspect the safety facilities. In the underground non-motorized vehicle parking lot, Sun Chun inspected the centralized charging pile for electric vehicles. "Many residents may not be at home during the Spring Festival, so we need to increase the frequency of inspections, and help them unplug the fully charged cars in time to eliminate potential safety hazards caused by overcharging. Sun Chun and Ping An volunteers deployed the key points of inspection during the Spring Festival.
It was nearly 11 o'clock when the reporter returned to the police station, and when the citizens were waiting for the New Year's bell to ring, the police in the command room of the police station were staring intently at various chart data on the display screen, and according to the needs of the police, they were coordinating and dispatching ......
Use police lights to light up the night, measure safety with footsteps, and the public security police in Shencheng use dark blue figures to protect the city's "fireworks".
For them, the safety of citizens is the best gift for the Spring Festival.