CCTV News: As resettlement work progresses steadily, villagers from areas affected by the Dingri earthquake in Tibet have moved into mobile prefabricated houses one after another, and the communication network has gradually recovered. In the gradually recovering life, people's light of hope is also slowly illuminating. The Internet is gradually recovering and illuminating hope for life

Located in Gurong Village, Changsuo Township, at the epicenter, each prefabricated house is equipped with a TV. The staff turned on the signal, and the children's eyes were immediately attracted by the TV.

After the earthquake, many villagers wanted to contact the outside world as soon as possible, but many people's mobile phones were buried in the ruins or were damaged. The local mobile company allocated a batch of mobile phones to villagers in need. The resettlement site is equipped with a shower truck, and the hot bath is warm.

In order to facilitate the affected people to take a hot bath, the front command of the Tibet Fire Rescue Corps dispatched a shower truck near the resettlement site in Senga Village. This shower truck has a total of 12 shower rooms, and hot water can be guaranteed continuously for 7-8 hours.

After the shower truck was in place, the children at the resettlement site lined up in front of the car, and the rescuers thoughtfully prepared bath bags for them with shampoo, shower gel, toothpaste, toothbrush and other items. News close-up: Love and protection in two directions

At the scene of the earthquake ruins in Tonglai Village, officers and soldiers were carefully helping the 5-year-old boy Chi Lie find his bicycle. This bicycle was a birthday gift that Chi Lie’s father just gave him not long ago. The officers and soldiers patiently dug out the bicycle and returned it to Xiao Chilie. Everyone felt satisfied when they saw the child's happy look.

These days, officers and soldiers have been busy helping the affected people transfer materials and property. Their hard work has been seen and remembered by the villagers. On a blackboard in the village, the children in the village wrote the words "Plateau Border Guarding Model Camp" one by one.

A "Plateau Border Guarding Model Battalion" of a regiment in the Tibet Military Region, Jiang Yong, said that they hope that through these little efforts, the people in the disaster area will get out of the shadow of the earthquake, rekindle their enthusiasm for life, and regain their confidence in a better life.