Leaving home, boarding door, entering factory door

People\’s Daily – People\’s Daily Overseas Edition

The picture shows migrant workers lining up to enter the station.

Photographed by our reporter Zhang Wujun

“After staying at home for two months, we can finally start work!”

At the Ezhou Railway Station in Hubei, Mr. Lin was dragging Carrying suitcases with their spouse and children, they lined up to enter the station. When he saw the reporter, he waved the two special \”tickets\” in his hand, which had \”Group Passenger ID\” written on them, with the date, name and train number and seats marked on them. This is the voucher for taking the Ezhou out-of-province work-resumption special train during this period.

“It is very convenient to apply for resumption of work at present. As long as you have a personal health code and apply with the community, the approval will be issued in less than a day.” Mr. Lin said.

At 13:00 on March 25, the fifth return-to-work train departed from Ezhou, carrying more than 1,300 return-to-work workers. The destination of this trip was Shenzhen. The reporter saw at the scene that thousands of migrant workers were queuing up in different carriages to wait for the train in an orderly manner. There were quite a few people like Mr. Lin with their families.

46-year-old Ms. Liu is also a passenger on this special train. She was saying goodbye to her family who came to see her off at the station square. \”On New Year\’s Eve this year, my family and I had a New Year\’s Eve dinner together in my hometown in the countryside. Due to the impact of the epidemic, we have never seen each other again,\” Ms. Liu said. She didn\’t expect that the meeting again after nearly two months would be in front of the train station taking her back to Shenzhen to resume work.

Ms. Zhang and her husband work in a company in Shenzhen, and today is also the day they set off to return to work. \”I can only work from home these two months, and the company will pay some minimum wages.\” Ms. Zhang said, \”I still want to go back to Shenzhen to work as soon as possible.\”

Today\’s return-to-work special train K4655 takes 14 hours to arrive in Shenzhen. Before departure, each migrant worker also received a love gift package from the local community or township. Ms. Zhang opened the gift bag and found two apples, two bottles of mineral water and two buckets of instant noodles. \”There aren\’t many things, but they are quite heart-warming.\” Ms. Zhang said.

In the station square, Hong Song, secretary of the Party Committee of Tingzu Town, Ezhou City, was bidding farewell to more than 300 migrant workers who were about to leave the town. The town sent them love gift packages. Hong Song told reporters that there are about 10,000 migrant workers in Tingzu Town. Through these five special trains, more than 800 people in the town have embarked on the road to return to work. Coupled with the different ways of traveling out of the province, such as chartered buses and self-driving, “all the migrant workers in the town who could go out have gone out.” Hong Song said.

Opening from early MarchFrom the beginning, the Ezhou City Prevention and Control Headquarters began to plan for the \”point-to-point, station-to-station\” transportation of personnel returning to work, and concentrated the city\’s human resources and social security, transportation, public security and other departments and district work forces to provide all-round guarantee for the transportation work.

On March 8, the Ezhou City Human Resources and Social Security Department launched an information collection system developed by itself. It spent 4 days to collect more than 70,000 pieces of information on work resumption needs, and arranged personnel to sort, verify, and register those within the jurisdiction. For the information of returning migrant workers, focus on verifying ID cards, employment unit or community acceptance certificates, health codes, etc.

“Many township workers stayed up all night to sort out the information on work resumption needs and feedback it to the city as soon as possible.” Zhang Yi, director of the Ezhou Labor and Employment Center, recalled, “After figuring out the base number of migrant workers, we also actively contacted Guangdong , Zhejiang and other importing areas have established labor cooperation mechanisms to ensure that they can be sent out.”

On March 19, as the epidemic prevention and control situation gradually improved, Ezhou City became a low-risk area for the epidemic, and the resumption of work and production was imminent. .

Ye Xiangming, Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director of the Ezhou Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, said: \”The municipal party committee and government actively coordinated with the National Railway Group through the Provincial Epidemic Prevention Headquarters. Starting from March 22, in just 4 days, Ezhou Coordinated with the railway department to open 5 return-to-work special trains out of the province , a total of more than 5,100 migrant workers were transported. ”

In order to ensure the safety of the migrant workers, 2 public security officers, 2 doctors and 2 human resources department staff were arranged to accompany each special train, and isolation was set up. compartment to deal with possible emergencies. After arriving at the station, the local Ezhou Chamber of Commerce is also responsible for reception and service work. \”From the door leaving home, entering the station, to the boarding door, and entering the factory, the entire process is ensured to be seamless, ensuring that those returning to work arrive safely and resume work smoothly,\” said Ye Xiangming.