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How warm is it for toll stations to send breakfast for high-speed stranded drivers for free?

In the early morning of February 2, 221, a heavy fog enveloped Hubei, causing 31 expressways in Hubei, such as Beijing, Hong Kong, Macao and Xuguang, to be closed, and the staff of toll stations at the expressways were dispatched urgently to provide travel services for stranded drivers.

on February 2, 221, 31 expressways in Hubei, such as Beijing, Hong Kong, Macao and Xuguang, were shrouded in fog, resulting in the closure of expressways. The staff of toll stations of expressways took emergency measures to provide travel services for stranded drivers. According to the Provincial Expressway Administration, this is the largest temporary closed expressway in Hubei Province this year, with 29 toll stations temporarily closed. At 8 o'clock in the morning, at Jinkou Toll Station of Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway in Hubei Province, a number of expressways temporarily closed due to fog were filled with fog. A row of trucks and cars stopped at the entrance of the toll station, and the drivers waited anxiously. The high-speed staff said? Please don't worry, have a bowl of breakfast? Just bring a bowl of hot noodles. On the evening of January 1, 221, the Wuhan Central Meteorological Observatory issued a foggy orange warning signal, saying that fog with visibility less than 5 meters and visibility less than 1 meters in some areas would appear in Wuhan, Huanggang, Ezhou, Huangshi, Xianning, Xiaogan, Suizhou and Jingmen from that night to the morning of the 2nd. At the scene of the fog, there are five or six uniformed personnel shuttling through the waiting vehicles. They are all from the Spring Festival travel rush Service Team in Beijing, Hubei Jiaotou Group. Some of them divert traffic for passing vehicles, some send steaming fried noodles and egg noodles to stranded drivers and passengers, and some even send boiled water to them, trying their best to solve their urgent needs and watching them drink warm boiled water and eat hot noodles. For the warm-hearted behavior of the staff, the drivers praised the staff and gave thumbs up. Many people present also picked up their mobile phones to take photos and videos to record this warm-hearted scene. In this extreme weather, the warmth of people's hearts is enough to resist this fog. We should all praise these staff.