Huhehaote: all-out efforts to fight the epidemic and stabilize the economy and promote development

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“Thanks to the government for sending the vegetable packets, it’s so timely.” Early in the morning of the 13th, Wang Fangyun, an elderly man living alone in Yuquan District, Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia, received a vegetable package, a food and oil package and a one-time living allowance of 200 yuan from the community staff.

Recently, Hohhot has introduced a series of policies and measures to strengthen the protection of people’s livelihood, make every effort to fight the epidemic, stabilize the economy and promote development, and strive to minimize the impact of the epidemic on the masses and enterprises.

Increase the efforts to help and rescue people in difficulty in urban and rural areas. “We have established a ledger and a relief roster, and strive to make the living conditions of special hardship groups ‘clear and clear’ and give temporary relief precisely.” Huang Hailong, deputy director of the Civil Affairs Bureau of Hohhot City, said.

In the warehouse of a supermarket along Aymin Street in Xincheng District, shopkeepers placed goods in the buffer isolation area and disinfected all kinds of facilities; in front of the store, residents queued up to scan the code to measure the temperature and buy goods. In the past few days, Hohhot orderly open along the street life supplies stores. Xu Shouji, vice mayor of Hohhot, said, “We require the business entities to effectively fulfill the main responsibility for epidemic prevention and control, while arranging for the localities to do a good job of prep and related services to ensure smooth operation as soon as possible.”

In Hohhot Metro Line 1 Xinhua Square Station, passengers orderly scan the code temperature measurement, show proof of nucleic acid, accept security checks, and purchase tickets to ride. from November 10, Hohhot resumed subway operation and opened some additional bus lines. Wei Zhengmao, deputy director of Hohhot Transportation Bureau, told reporters, “We will continue to pay attention to changes in the public transportation needs of the masses and optimize line deployment of vehicles according to the situation of the epidemic.”

On the railway line from Erdos to Hohhot, trains full of coal sped past, which were about to be shipped to various power plants in Hohhot. “To ensure the stable operation of the industrial economy, we have studied and developed a series of initiatives, focusing on the return of personnel, shortage of funds, logistics and transportation, and factor security.” Liang Siqiang, a fourth-level researcher of the Bureau of Industry and Information of Hohhot City, said that in order to smooth the transportation channel of production materials, Hohhot City coordinates with the railroad department to open special trains, while doing a good job of issuing cargo vehicle passes.