"All the cows have been found! "At about 10 o'clock in the evening of March 4, Qu Yingcita, deputy secretary of the Party Committee and political commissar of the Public Security Bureau of Gaize County, Ali Prefecture, sent a message to reporters.
On the morning of March 4, People's Daily Online published an article titled "Millions of Yaks Lost Herdsmen Lost Contact After Searching!" Extreme Rescue in No Man's Land of the People's Police". As soon as the report was issued, it attracted the attention of the majority of netizens, and they left messages saying: Did you find the yak later? Looking forward to follow-up reports. Some netizens advised: Police comrades should also pay attention to their own safety ......
After the incident, the county public security bureau set up a rescue team to find the missing herdsmen in the shortest possible time and escort them home safely. Subsequently, they joined forces with local security officers to continue to search for the lost yaks.
The police drove the found yak home.
Since the loss of the yaks, the herdsmen have been unable to eat or sleep. "So many yaks have been lost, and we are also anxious. Songma, a police officer from the Chabu Township Police Station in Gaize County, said. He was involved in the search and rescue throughout the process.
From receiving the police to finding all of them, it took a week. "In the end, it was found in a ravine more than 200 kilometers away from my hometown. ”
It may seem like a short 200 km, but in a no-man's land, it is very difficult. "The altitude of the no-man's land is high, more than 5,000 meters, and if you encounter a mountain, you can't climb up the car, so you can only hike up the mountain to observe. Another police officer, Karma, said, "And the wind inside is particularly strong, and the visibility is less than 20 meters, which makes the search and rescue more difficult." ”
The police climbed the mountain to find the lost yak.
On March 4, the county sent additional personnel and vehicles to participate in the search and rescue. "The county sent more people over, so that we have eight people. Early in the morning, we split into two groups and looked for them from different directions. "Introduced this time.
At around 6 p.m. that day, the police found more than 50 yaks in a valley. "After seeing more than 50 heads, we analyzed that the others should be nearby, so we expanded the search area. In the end, I really found it. Songma said. The effort paid off, and the remaining 60 yaks were finally recovered in another valley about 11 kilometers away.
Search and rescue crews encountered a car trap in a no-man's land.
For Songma, who often carries out rescue work, this police dispatch is more stressful and intense than before. "If we can't find it, the masses will lose a lot, so we must try our best to find it, and we can't give up until we have to. ”
The yak was found, and how to get it back became a difficult task. "Originally, we were on foot. But as the sky got later and later, the wind began to blow, and the visibility was very low, and the eyes could not be opened at all in the strong wind, so people could only get into the car and drive slowly behind the oxen. In the end, it took more than four hours for the search and rescue personnel to drive the cattle out of the no-man's land.
I thought I was dreaming. I feel like I've been looking for so long, I can't find it, and I'm going to give up myself. "Herdsman Gyatso received the news and hurried to meet the search and rescue personnel. When he saw a lot of yaks, he was stunned and thought it was incredible.
Search and rescue crews found the lost yak.
Thank you! Thank you! Excitedly, Gyatso shook the hands of the search and rescuers and said thank you vigorously, his eyes wet.
Seeing that his tears were about to fall, I felt that I had done a good deed, and I felt that it was worth it. Songma said with a smile.
At around 1 a.m. on March 5, more than 100 yaks entered the enclosure. Gatso posted a message in the circle of friends: If it weren't for the help of the township party committee and the ** police station, we really don't know what to do. The police comrades are so busy with work, and they also help me find yaks, not afraid of the cold and not afraid of hard work, I am really grateful. I wish you all the best and all the best, Tashi Delek.
Visibility is very low due to windblown winds in no man's land.
Strong winds and heavy snow.
And after this circle of friends was seen by other people, they also liked it one after another. "Being affirmed by the masses warms our hearts. Said the next time.
After a week, more than 20 people (times) participated and traveled more than 4,000 kilometers, and the search and rescue personnel overcame various difficulties such as cold and lack of oxygen, poor communication, and snow trapping, and successfully recovered nearly one million losses for the masses.
*: People's Daily Online).