Urgent! Sany flooded trucks rushed to the aid of Zhuozhou!

Recently, affected by the remnant circulation of Typhoon "Dusuri", Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province has been seriously affected. At present, the flood peak has passed through Zhuozhou City, and is now in the stage of receding water, and the road is urgently needed to drain and desilt.

At 11 o'clock on August 7, Sany Emergency and Sany Foundation arrived at Tengfei Street, Chaoyang Road, Zhuozhou City with a new type of drainage vehicle to carry out the flood drainage task.

The area is located in a depression with a maximum depth of 1 meter, and is surrounded by Zhuozhou's core industrial park and logistics transfer center, which is seriously affecting the return of affected residents, factory production and logistics transportation. Zhang Chengzhong, member of the Standing Committee of the Hebei Provincial Party Committee and vice governor, instructed that the water on Tengfei Street must be drained as soon as possible.

Without a moment's pause, all the team members immediately devoted themselves to the drainage operation, checking the water potential, surveying the terrain, formulating drainage routes, installing and debugging drainage vehicles, and laying more than 100 meters of sewage pipelines in knee-deep sewage......

Soon, with the roar of the engine of the drainage truck, the flat drainage pipe immediately expanded, and the stagnant water quickly flowed to the sewage channel.

In the process of drainage, everyone did not dare to stop, staring at the pump with both eyes, cleaning up the floating garbage with both hands, regularly inspecting the drainage pipes, adjusting the position according to the drop in water level, promoting the drainage operation point, and making every effort to ensure smooth drainage.

At 21 o'clock on August 7, after nearly ten hours of drainage operations, the water level at the site dropped significantly, with a total drop of about 50CM.

In order to complete the drainage task as soon as possible, two staff members were left in the drainage vehicle that night to stick to the sewage drainage 24 hours a day.

At 11 o'clock on August 8, after non-stop work overnight, the water on the outside of the road, which was originally close to the knees, was basically removed.

At present, Sany staff and drainage vehicles are still fighting non-stop to help the local people restore normal production and life order as soon as possible.