Loyal guardian of the prosperity of the Bay Area —— Patrol chronicle of Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge of the second detachment of Guangdong Armed Police Corps ■ PLA Daily reporter Luan Cheng, correspondent Huang zecong, Zhang Le The picture shows officers and soldiers of the second detachment of the Guangdong Armed Police Corps patrolling at the highway port of the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge. Taken by Luan Cheng, reporter of PLA Daily On Lingdingyang, the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge is like a dragon, lying on the vast blue waves. At dawn, the officers and soldiers of the second detachment of the Guangdong Armed Police Corps assembled and, as usual, carried out armed patrols in key areas of the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge Highway port. The entrance and exit offices of highway ports are crowded, and inbound and outbound passengers and vehicles queue up orderly to wait for customs clearance. "All attention, a man fainted and fell to the ground at the entrance and exit of the highway port!" suddenly, instructions came from the communication system in the patrol car and the walkie talkie of the patrol group. The officers and men quickly went to the scene. The first four officers and soldiers of the patrol group cooperated closely to evacuate the onlookers. Then, the team's health workers carried out emergency rescue for the "wounded"; The mobile group assists the medical staff to carry the "wounded" to the ambulance and take them to the hospital. Lifting his wrist to look at his watch, Li Jingbo, the squadron leader, brightened his eyes: "the whole process takes less than 10 minutes from receiving guidance and dispatching orders, organizing passenger evacuation, to medical rescue and casualty transfer." "We often organize similar drills." Li Jingbo said that since the third anniversary of the opening of the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge, more than 21 million passengers and more than 3.1 million vehicles have passed through Zhuhai Highway port. In view of the fact that there are a large number of people and vehicles, the squadron organizes sudden riot prevention, emergency rescue and other drills to improve the ability and quality of officers and soldiers. "Good armed police officers and soldiers!" Mr. Huang, a passenger to Australia who witnessed the drill, praised repeatedly. "We can rest assured that there are children and soldiers." "The probability of emergencies at night and on holidays increases, so we must perform our duties carefully." instructor Yi Haifeng repeatedly told the sentry. On the display screen of the service duty room, the pictures of key areas at the port, traffic conditions and other information are displayed in real time. The stories recorded in the video make people feel warm—— An old man in Macao was excited about the loss of his identity card. While comforting the old man, the sentry on duty quickly contacted the port staff, repeatedly looked up the surveillance video and recovered his identity card. Mr. Wang, the passenger, should not only look after the children, but also take into account the large luggage. Seeing this, the patrol officers and soldiers took the initiative to help and escort the passengers through the customs smoothly It is reported that since going on duty, the officers and soldiers of the squadron have patrolled key parts such as port import and export in turn, serving more than 20000 passengers per day. In order to facilitate tourists from Hong Kong and Macao to and from the mainland, they also arranged a soldier who can speak Cantonese in each group of outposts to effectively solve the problem of poor communication. Recalling the experience of guarding the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge, Liu Mingxing, the longest serving sergeant of the squadron, was deeply touched. In December 2009, the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge was officially started, and 17000 square meters of barracks land of the squadron close to Gongbei Port was included in the bridge construction area. After receiving the order, without complaint, the officers and soldiers packed their backpacks and collectively moved into an old barracks built in the 1980s. During the construction of the bridge, the construction unit had difficulties in using houses. The squadron took the initiative to lend some barracks to construction workers, and the journey of some officers and soldiers on duty was increased by nearly one hour. "Now our front-line duty sentry patrols for more than 10 hours a day. It's nothing to be tired for the prosperity of the port and the satisfaction of the people," Liu Mingxing said. At the dawn of the lantern, the reconnaissance UAV soared into the sky, and the whole picture of the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge came into view. Looking at the bustling eyes, Wang Donghui, the combat service attendant on that day, firmly said: "we are on the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge. Please rest assured that the motherland and the people are at ease!" (outlook new era)