CCTV News:On June 22, Tian ‘e County, Hechi City, Guangxi Province, was flooded due to continuous heavy rainfall, resulting in serious water accumulation in many urban areas. Due to serious water accumulation, 430 students who are about to take the senior high school entrance examination are trapped in the dormitory building. Let’s look at the report sent back by the reporter from the General Station from the National Middle School at noon on the 23rd.

The reporter saw at the scene that the entire Tiane County Ethnic Middle School was still surrounded by floods. In an accommodation building, students from Grade Three lived. Originally, according to the plan, the whole middle school was a test center in junior high school. These students will take the senior high school entrance examination on the 24th. Because of the flood siege, the local government can only temporarily change the plan. In order to ensure the normal examination, the school applied to the local education bureau and relevant departments for rescue. The reporter saw at the scene that at present, the rescue team members of the comprehensive rescue brigade of Tiane County Emergency Management Bureau and the Hechi detachment of the Armed Police came to the scene to transport students and luggage step by step by building a ladder.

It is understood that the seventh and eighth grade students of Tiane County Ethnic Middle School have left school in advance. There are 430 ninth-grade residential students who are about to take the senior high school entrance examination. At 8 o’clock on the evening of the 22nd, the school quickly organized self-help after water accumulated, transferred the students on the first floor of the dormitory to the high floor, and called the police for help at the first time.

Wei Dayi, director of the Tiane County Emergency Management Bureau, said: "The pumping effect is not obvious, so after consultation, it was decided to transfer the students to another examination room."

In view of the serious water accumulation in ethnic middle schools, the Tiane County Education Bureau made a comprehensive judgment and reported it to the local party committee and government for approval, and decided to change the test center of the senior high school entrance examination originally located in Tiane County Ethnic Middle School to Tiane County Senior High School. The 430 candidates trapped in the dormitory of Tiane County Ethnic Middle School were also placed in Tiane County Senior High School at noon on the 23rd, and took the test here with other candidates on the 24th.

Li Yuguo, director of the Education Bureau of Tiane County, said: "At present, all of them have been transferred to Tiane High School, and all aspects are being carried out in an orderly manner."

Huanjiang, Guangxi: Sudden heavy rainfall, serious fire fighting and transfer of trapped people

In the past few days, due to the continuous heavy rainfall, Huanjiang Maonan Autonomous County in Hechi City, Guangxi Province caused serious waterlogging and some people were trapped. Firefighters and rescuers quickly dispatched after receiving the alarm and successfully transferred the trapped people to a safe place.

At 11 o’clock on the 22nd, the command center of Guangxi Hechi Fire Rescue Detachment received an alarm. Many people were trapped in Xianan community of Shuiyuan Town, Huanjiang Maonan Autonomous County due to heavy rainfall. Local firefighters and rescuers immediately rushed to the scene with rescue equipment. Due to the serious water accumulation, roads in the village were flooded, the deepest part was nearly 4 meters, and farmland was flooded around. By asking the villagers, the fire rescuers learned that there were old people and children among the trapped people. Rescuers immediately entered the village by rubber boat and searched and rescued the trapped people door by door. After nearly three hours of intense rescue, 17 trapped people were successfully transferred to safety.

Huaihua, Hunan: Four people were trapped by heavy rain and rescued quickly.

On the 22nd, Wanfoshan Town, Huaihua Tongdao Dong Autonomous County, Hunan Province, suffered from continuous heavy rainfall, which caused the river to skyrocket and the road to be flooded. The Wanfoshan Town Government received urgent help: people in Taipingyan Village were trapped by floods on the second floor of their homes and could not move by themselves.

Rescuers quickly dispatched, first using drones to conduct an all-round survey of the surrounding terrain and water conditions. The aerial pictures showed that many houses were surrounded by turbid floods and the water was rushing. Subsequently, the rescue team arrived at the trapped house and quickly launched a rescue transfer. After three hours of continuous rescue, four trapped people were successfully transferred to safety.

Jiujiang, Jiangxi: Rain washed down trees, and the highway department rushed through the national road in the rain.

On the morning of 23rd, in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, a tree with a diameter of about 90cm was uprooted by rain, completely blocking the national highway, resulting in a large number of vehicles stranded.

After the dangerous situation occurred, the highway department quickly organized emergency repair personnel and mechanical equipment to rush to the scene. The emergency repair personnel fought in the rain, divided their work and cooperated, set warning signs, cut tree trunks, cleaned branches, and used loaders to remove them. After nearly two hours of intense work, by 11 o’clock in the morning, the fallen trees were completely removed and the road was restored.

Yunyang, Chongqing: The collapse of the provincial slope caused by heavy rainfall quickly organized personnel to repair it.

Since the 18th of this month, there has been continuous heavy rainfall in Yunyang County, Chongqing. On the morning of the 22nd, a section of the provincial highway in Yunyang County collapsed, which blocked the road. Many local departments quickly organized personnel to go to the site for disposal.

At the scene of slope collapse, a large number of mud and stones and trees fell across the middle of the road, and local road rescue personnel quickly implemented traffic control on this section and used machinery to clear obstacles.

At present, the road section here has resumed normal traffic. Recently, precipitation in some areas of Chongqing has increased, which is prone to landslides, landslides, mudslides and other dangerous situations, reminding everyone to pay attention to the weather and pay attention to travel safety.

Original SCMC VIP Shanghai Children’s Medical Center International Treatment Department

Every year, about 48 million people in the United States suffer from food poisoning (also known as food-borne diseases). This happens when pathogens such as viruses, bacteria and parasites or their toxins enter food. Before buying food or at home, food will be contaminated by harmful microorganisms if it is not handled or cooked properly.

Symptoms of food poisoning

The symptoms of food poisoning are usually similar to other intestinal diseases: abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and fever. But if children have the same symptoms as other people who eat the same food, it is more likely to be food poisoning.

Some bacteria and food poisoning

Other sources include:

salmonella

Salmonella (there are many kinds) is the main cause of food poisoning in the United States. The most common contaminated foods are raw meat (including chicken), raw or undercooked eggs and unpasteurized milk. Fortunately, when the food is completely cooked, Salmonella will be killed. Symptoms caused by salmonella infection usually begin 6 to 48 hours after eating and may last for 7 days.

If the baby’s milk powder is contaminated by Cronobacterium or Salmonella, there may be symptoms such as poor eating, temperature change, jaundice, wheezing, abnormal exercise, drowsiness, rash or blood in urine or stool.

escherichia coli

Escherichia coli is a group of bacteria that usually live in the intestines of children and adults. Some strains of these bacteria can cause food-related diseases. Undercooked ground beef is a common source of Escherichia coli, and raw agricultural products and polluted water can also cause it.

Symptoms of Escherichia coli infection usually include diarrhea (ranging from mild to severe), abdominal pain, and in some cases nausea and vomiting. Some E.coli symptoms are very serious, and in rare cases, they even lead to death. Take more rest and drink plenty of water when Escherichia coli is infected. However, if the symptoms are serious, you need to go to the hospital in time.

Staphylococcus aureus

Staphylococcus aureus pollution is the main cause of food poisoning. These bacteria usually cause skin infections, such as acne or boils. When an infected person touches food, the pathogen will spread. When the food is not hot enough, staphylococcus will multiply and produce a toxin that ordinary cooking can’t destroy. These symptoms begin 1 to 6 hours after eating contaminated food and usually last for about 1 day.

Clostridium perfringens

Clostridium perfringens is a kind of bacteria often found in soil, sewage and human and animal intestines. It is usually transferred from the person who handles the food to the food itself, where it breeds and produces toxins. Clostridium perfringens often appears in school canteens. The most commonly involved foods are cooked beef, poultry, gravy, fish, casseroles, stews and bean burritos. Symptoms of this type of poisoning begin 6 to 24 hours after eating and last for 1 to several days.

Shigella disease

Shigella infection, or shigellosis, is an intestinal infection caused by one of many kinds of Shigella. These bacteria can spread through contaminated food and drinking water, or in places with poor sanitary conditions. Bacteria invade the intestinal lining, which can cause symptoms such as diarrhea, fever and spasm. Shigellosis and its symptoms usually start 1-3 days after contact and get better 2-3 days after symptoms appear. Meanwhile, children should drink more water. Depending on the situation, the doctor may prescribe antibiotics, which can shorten the time and intensity of infection.

Campylobacter

Campylobacter is a kind of bacteria, which usually exists in raw or undercooked chicken, unpasteurized milk or polluted water. Children infected with Campylobacter usually have watery diarrhea (sometimes with blood), spasm and fever after eating contaminated food for about 2 to 5 days. Diagnosis requires stool samples for laboratory testing. In treatment, it is necessary to ensure that children drink plenty of fluids to replenish the water lost by diarrhea. Depending on the specific circumstances, the doctor may prescribe antibiotics. In most cases, symptoms will improve in about 2 to 5 days.

botulism

This is a rare but serious food poisoning caused by Botox. These bacteria usually exist in soil and water. However, they usually do not cause diseases because they need very special conditions to reproduce and produce toxins. Botox grows best under anaerobic and certain chemical conditions. This is why improper canned food is the most vulnerable to pollution, especially low-acid vegetables, such as green beans, corn, beets and peas.

Honey may also be contaminated by Botox, leading to serious diseases, especially for children under one year old. This is why it is not recommended to eat honey before the baby is one year old.

Botulinum poisoning can attack the nervous system, leading to diplopia, drooping eyelids, decreased muscle tone, difficulty swallowing and breathing. It can also cause vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain. Symptoms usually appear within 12 to 48 hours and last for weeks to months. Babies may have a longer incubation period. Botulinum poisoning can be fatal if left untreated. Even after treatment, it can cause nerve damage.

cryptosporidiosis

In rare cases, watery diarrhea, low fever and abdominal pain may be caused by cryptosporidium infection. This kind of infection deserves special attention in children with abnormal immune system.

Other sources of food poisoning

Poisonous mushrooms, contaminated fish products and foods containing special seasonings may also cause food poisoning. If the child has unusual gastrointestinal symptoms and has any possibility of eating contaminated or toxic food, he should go to the hospital in time.

Food poisoning | treatment

Most children with food-borne diseases will get better by themselves after stopping eating and drinking for a short time. If the child still vomits or diarrhea is not obviously relieved or other discomfort symptoms appear, please go to the hospital in time.

If the following symptoms occur:

There are signs of dehydration

bloody diarrhea

Diarrhea with high fever (over 39 degrees)

Persistent diarrhea, a lot of water in the stool or abnormal stool characteristics.

Suddenly become weak, numb, confused or uneasy, and feel tingling, or have hallucinations or difficulty breathing.

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The treatment depends on the child’s condition and the type of food poisoning. Tell the doctor about children’s symptoms, what food they have eaten recently, and where they got it. If the child is dehydrated, supplementing water is the key, and sometimes antibiotics are useful. If the disease is caused by an allergic reaction to food, toxins or seasonings, antihistamines will help. If the child has botulism, he needs hospitalization and intensive care.

Writing | Yang Yijia

Audit | Shen Xiaoyu

Photography | Xu Yazhen

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