There was a problem of underground pipeline water running in the community, and after 3 hours of emergency repair, it did not affect the normal water supply of residents at all.
At 4:30 p.m. on January 2, Chen Chunxia, secretary of the North Beach Community, received a report from residents that the underground pipeline of the road near the neighborhood committee had run out of water. Chen Chunxia quickly led the staff to the scene to check, and after confirming the situation, she immediately contacted the sub-district urban management office to coordinate the emergency repair work.
Soon, the staff of the water company arrived at the scene and chiseled the road surface for inspection. Community staff notify residents to prepare water in time by sending messages and posting notices, and coordinate backup water trucks to prepare emergency preparations for water outages at any time.
After testing, the staff of the water company found that the pipe was not broken, but there was a problem with the connection of the two pipes. Subsequently, with the skillful cooperation of all groups, the pipeline maintenance work was carried out in the cold wind.
During the whole maintenance process, the community staff has been paying attention to the maintenance progress on the spot, informing the residents of the maintenance progress in a timely manner, and keeping in touch with the street urban management office to communicate at any time to ensure that the maintenance process can be solved in a timely manner after the unexpected problems occur.
Detection, plowing, emergency repair, landfilling, restoration of the road surface, the repair work ended at 7:30 p.m., the whole treatment process took only 3 hours, neither affected the residents' water, nor affected the traffic order, and even in many residents did not know, the underground pipeline was repaired.
**: Beijing**client reporter Zhang Xue
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