CCTV News: At present, the focus of earthquake relief work has shifted to transitional resettlement. The resettlement sites for board houses in some townships and affected villages in Dingri County have been completed, and villagers are moving in one after another. Not only are the basic lives of the people in the disaster area guaranteed, but the children can also go to the "tent school" to attend classes. Resettlement and reconstruction work is being carried out safely and orderly

The top priority of transitional resettlement in earthquake-stricken areas is the construction of resettlement points. Up to now, after research and analysis, it is estimated that the disaster area will require about 13,000 units of board houses, and by the evening of January 15, the installation of more than 5,000 units will be completed. In Changsuo Township, Dingri County, which was severely affected, a new resettlement site for prefabricated houses began on January 15.

On average, it takes about 6 minutes to build a board house. In addition, after the later acceptance of the water, electricity, heating network, fire protection and other departments pass the acceptance, from a wasteland without anything to a pre-scale board house resettlement area, it takes only 1-2 days to meet the occupancy requirements of the affected people.

It can be used to be useful. At present, all parties have allocated 25 types of materials for earthquake areas, including more than 30,000 heating equipment, more than 9,000 stoves, about 260,000 blankets, 180,000 sets of clothing, and more than 900 tons of staple food, meat, and fruits and vegetables.

This warehouse near Shigatse West Railway Station mainly accepts donated materials from local governments and society, with an area of ​​about 35,000 square meters. The five warehouses have clear division of labor and operate 24 hours a day.

From the origin of material transportation, they have a dedicated person tracking the logistics progress throughout the process and synchronizing information with the county-level material support group, and prioritizing materials and transportation capacity according to instructions and needs. The average time from the transfer of materials into the warehouse to the allocation and distribution takes 3-4 hours. As of now, more than 30,000 pieces of materials have been distributed. The shower truck came to the resettlement site. Local people took a hot bath.

As the earthquake relief work continued to carry out, the affected people were properly resettled. Nowadays, many affected people have lived in prefabricated houses, and some resettlement sites have even taken hot baths.

In Yejiang Village, Cuoguo Township, Dingri County, Tibet, a shower truck parked next to the resettlement site. The children at the resettlement site lined up consciously, waiting for a comfortable hot bath. The children who took a shower and the staff thoughtfully dried their hair.

It is understood that this shower truck can be used by 12 people at a time, and can also achieve uninterrupted water supply for up to 8 hours. The "tent school" in the earthquake zone starts classes, and the special police turn into teachers.

The masses in the earthquake zone can now not only take a hot bath, but the Shigatse Special Police Detachment has also set up a "tent school" in Gurong Village, Dingri County. The young special police turned into teachers and accompanied the children in the earthquake zone to study and play during this special period. Laughing and joy came from the tent from time to time.

In the evening of January, the Shigatse Special Police Detachment settled in Gurong Village and began earthquake relief work. In the following days, the special police discovered that the children in Gurong Village liked to go to the special police station to find the special police brothers and sisters to play.

At the children's request, the tent of the Gurong Village resettlement site police school is temporarily set in the temporary police tent in Gurong Village. It is used as a school during the day and as a place for police officers to rest at night.

Laba Puchi, 13 years old this year, is one of the children who took the initiative to open a school. She said she liked the knowledge taught by the SWAT teachers.

After a few days with the special police at the "Tent School", Dan Zengriga, 13, said that he would be a policeman when he grew up.