Zhejiang**, January 29 (trainee reporter Gao Ya)."Ten years of road blockage, once solved, the car directly to the door! Previously, some people reported through the "mass studio" in Zhejiang that in Fujiahu Village, Lingbei Town, Zhuji City, there were several telephone poles blocking the way for villagers to travel, resulting in the impassability of motor vehicles, which has not been solved for more than ten years, seriously affecting daily life. On the afternoon of January 28, a reporter from the village ** department said that the telephone poles blocking the road had been removed.
*From the circle of friends of the villagers.
In December last year, some people reported that there were three electric poles standing on the road to the village, which not only hindered travel, but also hidden dangers. The reporter visited the site and found that the electric poles have an impact on the daily life of the villagers, but they have been pending due to the cost of moving the poles and the lack of agreement among the villagers.
Under the continuous attention and promotion of the "mass studio" in Zhejiang, the problems that plagued the villagers finally ushered in the "good news", and the three poles have been dismantled, and the new poles have been re-erected.
The path into the village has been cleared Photo courtesy of the interviewee.
Schematic diagram of the pole Courtesy of the interviewee.
On January 29, the reporter contacted Zhang Bingrong, manager of the station area of Shanghuangshan Power Supply Station, and Zhu Xiaojun, secretary and director of the Party branch of Fujiahu Village, to learn about the relevant situation. "The difficulty of the work is there, but after the construction, it can be used normally. Zhang Bingrong said. On the afternoon of January 29, a total of 8 people in the construction team carried out the work, starting at 8:30 in the morning and working until more than 4 in the afternoon.
As for the cost, the reporter learned that in the end, the power supply station will bear the cost of the pole, and the village will bear the cost of excavators and water pipes.
Construction site Courtesy of the interviewee.
At present, the newly erected poles can be used normally, and the problem of poles blocking the road that has plagued the villagers for more than ten years has been solved.