Fight all night! Sany rescue team rushed to the aid of Xiangyin and Pingjiang!

Recently, affected by the heavy rainfall for several days, the water level of rivers in many places in Hunan has risen sharply, and Xiangyin County, Pingjiang County and other places in Yueyang City have been ravaged by floods, resulting in waterlogging, flooded houses, and interruption of communication and power supply, and the damage has been serious.

Under the guidance and dispatch of the Hunan Provincial Emergency Management Department, the Hunan Provincial Construction Machinery Emergency Rescue Sany Heavy Industry Team responded as soon as possible, dispatching large-flow drainage vehicles, excavators, loaders, heavy trucks,tip truckand other equipment rushed to provide all-round assistance, and actively participated in the flood control and drainage of Yueyang Xiangyin and Pingjiang, and the post-disaster clean-up tasks.

On the evening of July 1, the Sany rescue team, which had just finished the drainage task of the Huayuangang Pumping Station in Lili Street, Changsha County, rushed to Xiangyin County with a large flow of flood drainage vehicles overnight in the rain.

After arriving at the designated point, the rescue team members immediately checked the water potential, surveyed the terrain, formulated routes, laid pipelines, and started drainage trucks to carry out flood drainage operations.

joinIn the past few days, the Sany Flood Drainage Truck has been running a number of drainage points, working day and night.

On the evening of July 2, five Sany excavators arrived in Pingjiang County one after another to carry out dredging and obstacle removal work.

A Sany excavator equipped with a grab clamp is clearing the debris on the street to ensure the smooth flow of the road.

On July 3, the rain ended, and the sunny and hot weather "seamlessly", and from July 4, the temperature rose rapidly, reaching a maximum of 34°C on the day.

The scorching sun is steaming the water vapor, and the Sany rescue team is still in full swing to carry out drainage and clean-up work to help local people's lives return to normal as soon as possible.