All safe! After the wind and rain, passengers passionately narrate the staff | train | passengers
Faced with a rare extremely heavy rainstorm
K396, Z180, K1178
Passengers on three blocked trains
Watch and help each other, overcome difficulties together
Hand in hand to overcome difficulties
Singing and walking out
At around 19:00 on August 2nd, with the organization and assistance of railway staff, about 200 passengers from the second batch of Z180 train safely arrived at Xiehejian Station, where they were transported by rescue train to Beijing West Station.
Ms. Han, a passenger, walked at the forefront of the queue with her two sons, one big and one small. She said that after the Z180 train was blocked, she and more than 900 passengers were resettled in Anjia Village, and then received daily necessities, food, and drinking water transported by the railway department, which were basically guaranteed. At noon today, some passengers began to follow the pick-up personnel on foot out of the resettlement site, spending a full six hours on the way.
"This journey has become an unforgettable memory for me and my two children for life. The damage caused by the flood was very serious. Some routes along the way were washed away by the flood, and a tunnel was almost completely blocked by mud and sand. Everyone was particularly difficult. Thank you to the country and the railway for not forgetting us," Ms. Han said excitedly.
In front of Xiehejian Station, Ms. Han's 7-year-old son sang the song "Train Running towards Shaoshan" on site. He said he was quite scared when passing through the tunnel, and when he couldn't walk, he sang this song to encourage himself to walk. "Singing and singing, we walked out, and now I feel very happy."
Reunion after wind and rain
"Has the train arrived?" "Is there any news?" On the morning of August 2nd, several parents of students from Inner Mongolia Maibu Research Group rushed to Sanjiadian Station in Shijingshan District, Beijing overnight to anxiously inquire about the stranded passengers of K396 train outside the waiting room.
On July 30th, due to the impact of Typhoon Dussuri, the K396 train from Wuhai West to Fengtai, Beijing was urgently detained at Luopo Ridge Station on the Fengsha Railway. Communication signals were interrupted, and 800 passengers were stranded, including 44 students from Inner Mongolia Maibu Research Group.
"Don't stand outside, everyone sit and wait in the waiting room. The children are safe!" Fu Yanxia, a staff member of the Beijing West Railway Station, opened the waiting room in advance. Her words were like a reassuring pill, calming the parents down.
At 12:52, accompanied by a long whistle, a transfer train slowly drove into Sanjiadian Station. After the train has come to a steady stop, passengers disembark in an orderly manner under the guidance of the staff. Some students from the research group embraced their parents who came to pick them up excitedly.
"The train conductor's uncle and aunt have been taking special care of us these days. They not only brought us instant noodles and ham sausages, but also cooked us noodle soup for fear of homesickness." As soon as Tang, who is 11 years old this year, saw his father, he was busy sharing his experiences on the train.
"There was no water or electricity on the train. Under such conditions, the train staff unexpectedly sent us hot porridge and noodle soup at the first time." Wang Xiuzhi, a 52 year old passenger, said, "The train staff didn't eat a mouthful of porridge and noodle soup. They were hungry for more than ten hours."
After getting on the transfer car, Wang Xiuzhi finally let go of her lingering heart and said, "I should be home tonight. The staff just lent me the phone and asked me to report my safety to my family."
Faced with difficulties, we become more united
Ms. Wang, a passenger from Wuhai, Inner Mongolia, said, "During the days we have been stranded, everyone on the train, from the attendants to the conductor, has been sweating profusely, which has touched us deeply."
Mr. Wu, a passenger from Urumqi, Xinjiang, said, "Railway workers and armed police soldiers carried their backs and crossed mountains and rivers to deliver rescue supplies to our resettlement site, but most of them didn't eat anything and left all their food for us."
Li, a passenger from Wuzhong, Ningxia, said, "In the past few days, many people's mentality has become very fragile. The train staff are very dedicated, comforting everyone with sincerity while maintaining a peaceful attitude, which makes us feel particularly reliable."
"When we were trapped, with the help of the train conductor, we became even more united," said Teacher Mai from Wuzhong, Ningxia
