Jiangsu police escort blind people to queue up to cross the road! How can we provide more convenience for such people?

The police escorted the blind people to queue up to cross the road. If we want to provide more convenience for the blind in our daily life, first of all, we should not cut in line when buying tickets. Secondly, we can visit the shops of the blind, and those who occupy the blind roads in the streets should be removed.

This happened on March 4, and the coordinates were in Nanjing, Jiangsu. The policeman on duty suddenly saw several people spinning around in the same place and seemed to be lost. At this time, the police came forward to ask, only to know that they were blind, but they lost their way because of the slippery road on rainy days. At this time, the police asked the four of them to line up and put their hands on the shoulders of one in front, then the police guided in front and the other protected in the back. Carefully, as if they had sent them on the road. This warm-hearted behavior happened to be photographed by the surveillance and spread to the Internet. This behavior of the police has been praised by netizens. Although this practice is only the duty of the police, it also spreads more positive energy to the society. The police sent the four people to the hotel and left safely. From these things, we can also see that the police are very responsible, and we should protect these vulnerable groups in our daily life.

Jiangsu police escorted blind people to queue up to cross the road. In daily life, in order to provide more convenience for the blind, we can't jump the queue.

Because people with disabilities are generally given priority when buying tickets, we should let them buy tickets first when we see people with disabilities. After all, they are vulnerable groups in society and should be protected and respected by us. Secondly, we can visit blind people's shops so that they can live on an economic basis.

In life, we can also clear the obstacles on the blind road and bring smooth traffic to the blind.

In fact, on some streets, we often see people occupying blind roads and stacking things on them, which hinders the movement of the blind. We can tell the relevant departments and ask them to deal with it in time, which is also an indirect help.

The blind are a vulnerable group in society, and we should respect and protect them.