chaoyang gaibanhe road cleans up "zombie cars" occupying the road and opens up "life channels"
2024-09-27
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the reporter learned from the chaoyang district fire rescue detachment that recently, after cleaning and diversion, the gaibanhe road in shibalidian township, which was originally full of "zombie cars", became smooth, making it easier for residents to travel while opening up a "life channel" .
it is reported that gaibanhe road in shibalidian township, chaoyang district is about 600 meters long. both sides of the road are full of "zombie vehicles" parked all year round because there are no tolls. this road also happens to be an important road that residents must pass through every day. the narrow roads have become even narrower due to "zombie cars", which not only makes it extremely inconvenient for people to travel, but also seriously affects the passage of fire trucks and the conduct of fire rescue operations, endangering the lives and property of surrounding residents.
in response to residents’ demands, we carried out the “two channels” governance actionsthe tonghui river brigade of the chaoyang district fire rescue detachment and the shibalidian township government launched a special operation to clean up the "zombie cars" occupying the road. multiple parties coordinated to build a parking lot with an area of more than 24,000 square meters around gaibanhe road. , specially used for parking vehicles.
so far, the governance action has cleared more than 80 "zombie trucks" blocking fire truck passages, solving the problem of parking difficulties and occupying fire truck passages in the village, ensuring that gaiban river road is unobstructed, making it convenient for residents to travel. opened the "life channel".
chaoyang firefighting also reminds residents to park strictly in accordance with the signs and markings, develop good parking habits, and it is prohibited to occupy and block fire truck passages to avoid affecting personnel evacuation and fire rescue.
source: beijing daily client
reporter: zhang yu
