On February 12, the police of the Chunlei Police Station of the Baishan Forest Public Security Branch of the Baishan Public Security Bureau of the Jilin Provincial Public Security Department were serving tourists. Photo by Ji Cheng.
On February 16, the Chunlei Police Station of the Baishan Forest Public Security Branch of the Baishan Public Security Bureau, director of the Jilin Provincial Public Security Department, received a pennant from Ms. Yang, a tourist from Shanghai.
It turned out that on February 10, Ms. Yang and her group of six people traveled to Changbai Mountain, and after the rafting trip, they were ready to find a hotel to stay, but they did not expect that the nearby hotels were full, so they chose to ask the police of Chunlei Police Station for help. After learning about the situation, the police quickly contacted the hotels and hotels in the jurisdiction, and finally found a comfortable and economical homestay for them after multi-party coordination. In order to express their gratitude, Ms. Yang and her entourage sent a pennant after returning to Shanghai.
During the Spring Festival, the rime rafting in Changbai Mountain attracts tourists from all over the world. There are a total of 3 rafting scenic spots in the area under the jurisdiction of Chunlei Police Station, and the maximum number of tourists in a single day is close to 5,000. In order to let tourists have a safe and comfortable time, the Chunlei Police Station has set up a police station near the scenic spot, which is mainly responsible for patrol prevention and control, police handling, and order maintenance of various rafting attractions.
As soon as you enter the scenic spot, the cold air by the river blows on your face. Wang Zhanjiang, director of the Chunlei Police Station, said that since the best time to see the rime is early in the morning, the peak of passenger flow often occurs before 7 o'clock, and they have advanced the winter duty time to 6 o'clock. During the Spring Festival, all of them were on duty and deployed police forces to rafting attractions to further improve the police sighting rate and management rate, and effectively let tourists feel that the police are around and safety is around.
When they came to the port of the boat, the police on duty were busy guiding tourists to take the boat in an orderly manner, reminding tourists from time to time: "Don't crowd, pay attention to safety when getting on and off the boat, and take care of your personal belongings!" ”
The boarding gate is an important point for us to be on duty, and when we line up to check in the morning and take the boat, there are many tourists and many problems, so we have to do a good job here. Wang Zhanjiang said while helping the children put on life jackets.
There was a quarrel not far away, and the policeman Wang Xitang quickly rushed over, and it turned out that the two families had a dispute over queuing. Wang Xitang stood in the middle of the emotional two sides and said: "It's all a family traveling out, and wasting time on quarrels and ruining the fun will dissipate ......."Wang Xitang's words made the two sides quickly calm down, and finally shook hands and made peace.
As the sun shines through the forest, visitors sit in kayaks and swim down the river to see the steaming river and white rime, making people feel like they are in a fairy tale. After more than 40 minutes of drifting, the tourists came to the disembarkation gate, which is another important point for the police to be on duty, and there are many police situations for help.
Ms. Zhang, a tourist, left her mobile phone on the boat while drifting. After receiving the police, Li Zhengda, an instructor at the Chunlei Police Station, contacted the staff to find him while calming his emotions, and it took less than 10 minutes to retrieve the mobile phone. "Fortunately, thanks to you, I got my phone back so quickly, and the work efficiency is really high! Ms. Zhang expressed her gratitude to the police.
Although the work is very hard, it is worth it when it is affirmed by tourists. Wang Zhanjiang pointed to a pennant in his mobile phone and said, "A few days ago, we helped a college student find a lost Bluetooth headset, and he specially sent a pennant to express his gratitude." (Reporter Zhuang Lingling, correspondent Ji Cheng).