A car broke down in Hangzhou and Dabai's unarmed cart ran for 2 kilometers in the rain. What do you think of this scene?

A car broke down in Hangzhou and Dabai ran 2 kilometers in the snow with his bare hands. This scene also makes people feel hard, and the hard work of Dabai is very touching. Dabai is a nucleic acid detector wearing protective clothing. The car full of nucleic acid samples suddenly broke down during his work. In order to be able to check in time, these workers still run around the cart in the rain even if it rains heavily. Therefore, seeing this scene can also feel the hard work of grassroots staff, which is also very touching.

Running in the rain Originally, in order to detect the health status of some people in time, Hangzhou carried out nucleic acid testing. However, this sample should be sent to the relevant laboratory for measurement in time after testing. Unexpectedly, a mini fire truck full of nucleic acid samples left the community. Suddenly the power went out. If there is no electricity, it will definitely be delayed, and it will take some time to charge. Is there a charging pile nearby? In this case, in order to send the nucleic acid detection sample to the detection site in time. Therefore, the community worker, that is, Dabai wearing protective clothing, chose to get off the cart at this time. However, it was still raining in Hangzhou at that time, but even so, community workers were able to pay for the cart by hand. After running for 2 kilometers in the rain, the car was sent to the testing site. So many people are very moved to see such a situation, and thank this person for his contribution.

The hard work of grassroots staff In fact, many people think that nucleic acid detection personnel are very hard. In addition, due to the hot weather at work, some nucleic acid testers have to endure high temperature and cold. At the same time, some people did not cooperate, which led to some abuse of these nucleic acid testers, so these people experienced various hardships. People must respect these people so that they can cooperate with their work.

To sum up, everyone is an ordinary person, but the mutual efforts of ordinary people actually make others' lives better. So I hope more people can actively thank and appreciate the efforts of these people.