CCTV News:Starting from 7: 00 am on January 15th, the third round of all-staff nucleic acid testing was launched in Tianjin, and all residents living in Tianjin should complete the testing at the designated place. How to ensure that no one is missed? How to protect residents who are inconvenient to go out?

Just after 8 am, at the sampling point of Jingyeli Community in Heping District, Tianjin, residents have lined up to detect nucleic acids.

Liu Jun, Party Secretary of Jingyeli Community, Heping District, Tianjin:Two days ago, we had a "knocking on the door". Cadres who sank into the community followed the grid workers to knock on the residents’ doors, registered one by one, and updated it again according to our public sentiment book. Today, we are holding this bottom book to check one person and one household.

During the sampling process, social workers and volunteers take the building as a unit to guide and organize residents to go downstairs in turn for testing, and some residents with mobility difficulties will come to the door for testing.

Social worker in Jingyeli Community, Heping District, Tianjin;I’m here to make nucleic acid for you. Don’t go out as soon as I see you, and your waist is not good.

Duan Zhaoyi, a resident of Heping District, Tianjin:Our hearts are warm, because we are all patients and older, and we are all 80 years old. They took care of us too much. I’m glad that they were involved.

In order to support community work, there are also some elderly residents who are inconvenient to move, and they have come to the sampling point with the help of their families.

Residents of Heping District, Tianjin:Community leaders and doctors have worked so hard. I will try my best to get down if I can, so as not to cause trouble to everyone. I should also try my best to do things for the whole people and everyone, and I will try my best to come if I can.

　　Xinhua News Agency, Islamabad, September 7 (Reporter Chao Jiang) An official from Balochistan province in southwestern Pakistan said on the 6th that China’s flood relief materials for Pakistan have been put into use in the disaster-stricken areas in the province.

　　Faisal Naseem, director of the Disaster Management Bureau of Balochistan Province, thanked China for its aid to relief materials in a telephone interview with Xinhua News Agency on the same day. He said that the disaster relief tents aided by China are very practical and vital to the disaster relief work in the province. Some tents distributed by Pakistan National Disaster Management Bureau to Baluchistan Province have been delivered to several disaster-stricken areas in this province, such as Jafarabad, to resettle the victims and set up temporary medical camps in the disaster-stricken areas.

　　According to data released by Pakistan’s National Disaster Management Bureau on the 5th, more than 9 million people in 32 administrative regions of Balochistan Province have been affected by various disasters caused by heavy rainfall.

　　Up to now, several flights of China aircraft have delivered humanitarian aid to Pakistan for flood fighting and disaster relief.