Wuhan lifted the lockdown. What happened to these people in Wuhan? !

On April 8, the ban was lifted in Wuhan, and there was an endless flow of vehicles

At 0:00 on April 8, Wuhan officially lifted the control of the Lihan Passage, and the first passenger car drove out of the Wuhan West Expressway intersection. The three conspicuous red characters "Wuhan West" look extremely dazzling against the dark night background. This is the west gate of Wuhan, the Wuhan West Bus Toll Station on the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway, about 30 kilometers away from the center of Wuhan. After being banned for 76 days, Wuhan's unblocking ceremony was held here. According to the previous linkage agreement between the Hubei Provincial Department of Transportation and the court system, a bayonet system has been set up near the expressway toll station. Once a vehicle under the name of "Lao Lai" passes the toll station, the surveillance camera will automatically take pictures and compare them. If the license plate number in the system matches the toll collection system, the system will alarm. At this moment, Wuhan and the world were connected again, many people and the world were also connected again, and mobility began. People leaving the city said: They have stayed too long and have had enough sleep

Real portrait of Wuhan citizens on the expressway

Wang Caixia drove off at the Wuhan exit of the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway Arrive at the Wuhan West Expressway Toll Station. ?She was the first car at the Wuhan West Expressway toll station, and was interviewed after being surrounded by reporters. Wang Caixia is not very tall. She is wearing a thin tight-fitting sportswear and looks quite capable. ?The reporters formed a fan shape around Wang Caixia's microphone. She told the story that happened to her over and over again, detail after detail, smiling the whole time, without any boredom on her face. She said that her luggage had been packed and loaded into the car a long time ago, so she came over to take a look first, and if she couldn't go out, she would go home. ?Then why not wait until daylight before coming over? ?Wang Caixia is a supervisor from Hubei and has been working in Hainan. ? During the 6 days she went home during the Spring Festival vacation, 4 of them were blind dates arranged by her family. She noticed that the number of people in the hospital was increasing day by day, but as she works in Hainan, she thought it might be because of the cold weather in Hubei that more people were seeing doctors than at other times. ?When she saw the news on TV about the human-to-human transmission of COVID-19, and then Wuhan announced a lockdown, she felt that the current situation was already very serious. Wang Caixia said that she originally planned to drive home on New Year's Eve to celebrate the New Year, but the day before New Year's Eve, Wuhan announced a lockdown. ?Wang Caixia said that she felt a little disappointed when she heard the news of the city's lockdown, but she could only cook a few simple New Year's Eve dinners in Wuhan to celebrate the New Year, and contact her family again to send a video. Maybe we should not go out randomly and stay well at home. But she also needed to drive to the hospital to take care of her family members who were sick and hospitalized. Although she was fully armed, her heart was still hanging in the air. ?I was reminded to wear the mask a long time ago, and the protective clothing was replaced by a raincoat bought from the supermarket. Wang Caixia said that the biggest change after the city was closed was buying vegetables. ?Because patients need fresh ingredients, they are not available in many places. ?But what moved her most during the epidemic was that the administrators in the community were the first to drive and deliver groceries and supplies to the stranded people. She naively thought that Wuhan would not need to be closed down for too long, but in the end she was unexpectedly trapped in Wuhan for more than two months. On the night she left the city, she was surrounded by reporters and interviewed for nearly two hours. ?The moment the access fence was moved away by the staff, another black Audi car was the first to rush out of the city. ?The male passenger in the car was very excited, raised his arms and shouted loudly, Wuhan, come on.

Can I still get out after driving in at the expressway?

While the police of the Third Brigade of Jiaxing Detachment of the Expressway Traffic Police were on duty at the Wangdian East Toll Station on the Jiashao Expressway, a car slowly stopped at the When we arrived at the guard box at the city entrance of the toll station, the driver and the toll station staff were arguing about something. The driver was a middle-aged man. He opened the window and asked if he could get out after getting in? ?After getting the affirmative answer, he quickly entered Wuhan. His name was Fu Yuanjun, and he drove nearly four hours from Jiangling, Jingzhou, just to help an uncle drive to Tongji Hospital Affiliated to Tongji Medical College of Huazhong University of Science and Technology to pick up medicine, and it had to be delivered before 2 pm on the 8th. Uncle's hands.

Fu Yuanjun's uncle suffered from liver cancer and had surgery at the previous Tongji Hospital. He is currently undergoing chemotherapy in a hospital in Jingzhou. All the drugs are imported, but they are only available in Wuhan. Although he had heard the news about Wuhan's unblocking on April 8, he still felt a little suspicious and needed to ask the staff in detail to feel at ease. When asked about his mood when he was allowed to leave the city, he happily said that he was very excited and happy, and he felt as if his worries and burdens were suddenly let go. Unfortunately, it happened. My cousin drove and missed the scheduled time to pick up the medicine, so he had to wait until daytime on the 8th to pick it up. ?Fu Yuanjun decided to sleep in the car that night. It was safe to live in the car by himself. It was good for others and himself, and he tried not to disturb others as much as possible. He talked about his own experience. He had been a volunteer in Gangneung for a period of time, advising residents not to drive out, not to gather, and to wear masks. He also paid attention to the situation of the epidemic at all times. ?When I saw that the number dropped to 0, various regions began to unblock one after another. I felt very happy. We Hubei people were also very happy. We were very happy to have defeated the epidemic. No matter what his feelings were, Fu Yuanjun would always use the word "happy" and kept saying that he was very happy. He shyly said that he was not very good at expressing his inner thoughts. When he felt happy, he just felt happy and had no other thoughts. At the end of the phone interview, the reporter drove to say goodbye to him and wish him well. He said in a thick accent, "You have worked hard too, telling the whole country about our situation in Wuhan and Hubei."

A true portrait of the staff of the expressway management office

The moment the Lihan Channel opened, there was an endless stream of vehicles outside. Wei Haoyue was sitting in a Wuhan West Toll Station. In the guard box. ?She has only been back to work for a week. There are only 79 people in the Wuhan West Management Office of the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway of the Hubei Provincial Department of Transportation, and they can only use shifts on weekdays. On January 19, Wei Haoyue returned to her home in Xiangyang after working. On January 23, four o'clock in the afternoon was her break from get off work. ?I had already bought my train tickets in advance, but when I woke up early in the morning, I found that Wuhan was on lockdown and the train tickets I had worked so hard to get were automatically refunded by the system. About one-third of the people in the Wuhan West Management Office, like Wei Haoyue, were stranded outside Wuhan due to the lockdown. ?A small number of people were left in Wuhan, and the rest temporarily lived in the staff dormitories of the management office. ?In order to ensure safety, the police asked Fan to drive the car out of the toll station first. The staff who stay in the management office must continue to work at the toll station, and the service is free. They need to disinfect various facilities at the toll station, spread sandbags on the ground and spray 84 disinfectant to facilitate cleaning of vehicle tires; according to the materials and vehicles entering and exiting the city, , the number of rescue office vehicles, and adjust the number of open lanes. ?Sometimes, there are some volunteers who come to help the police who come to this checkpoint to take temperature checks, register information, etc. As for the bus toll station staff who are stranded at home, the unit issued a call to encourage them to engage in voluntary work in their respective locations. For example, Ms. Cheng, a staff member, went to her community to help with temperature checks, food delivery, etc. Wei Haoyue also started doing this in her hometown in Xiangyang. She worked voluntarily until all roads in other prefectures and prefectures in Hubei were opened, and she returned to work at the Wuhan West Toll Station on April 1. At this moment, there was an endless stream of vehicles leaving the city in the dark night, and the car lights lit up the highway into a bright streamer, flying into the distance.

This article comes from the author of Autohome Chejiahao and does not represent the views and positions of Autohome.