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According to CCTV, the severe rainstorms in Beijing have caused 37 deaths. In response to this severe downpour, Liu Hongwei, the chief engineer of Beijing’s Flood Control Office, said in an interview on CCTV13 that regarding the local plans for forecasting and issuing warnings in order to deal with the storm: \"As early as July 20th, after consulting with the Meteorological Bureau, we received a forecast indicating that there would be heavy to severe rainfall on the 21st. To prepare for this storm, we issued a notice to all departments in the city on the afternoon of July 20th, ordering their leaders to be on duty and take charge of the response efforts.\" Issue early warnings, closely monitor weather changes in advance, and initiate emergency plans on their own. On the morning of the 21st, we issued a flood warning urging all departments to be on duty; by 11 o’clock, we upgraded the flood warning to level blue. As time goes by, the intensity of the flood situation grows darker, and the level of response also increases. It finally upgraded to orange at 7 PM. We can say that the forecasts this time were extremely accurate, our early warnings were very timely, and the flood prevention plans put in place by various departments were also highly effective. ” These words immediately caught the attention of netizens. On the 23rd at 7:49, a Sina Weibo user named “Things You Don’t Know About Beijing” posted, “Liu Hongwei, the chief engineer of Beijing’s flood control command, just gave three excellent speeches on CCTV News!” I must post this Weibo post in the right place! ”As of 21:28 on that day, the Weibo post had been shared 58,648 times. Many netizens call Liu Hongwei “Brother On Point”. Netizen “Scandinavian Traveler” commented: “I’m afraid the chief engineer is right as well. His standard of performance is based on the existing, outdated infrastructure and management levels; of course, that counts as meeting the standards. And if such low standards are maintained, even in the face of severe storms, the three requirements will still be met.” Invincible! ”:victory::victory::victory:
I have been thinking these past two days about the managerial and service-oriented approaches to managing administrative units. The managerial approach requires others and other departments to know how to act and to obey management. A service-oriented approach means improving oneself in order to provide better services to others and other departments. In terms of work, a managerial approach involves giving orders ; A service-oriented approach provides the tools and methods to complete work.
It’s already good enough – predictions have been made, warnings issued, emergency plans put in place, and all those standard phrases have been said. What more do people expect from this chief engineer? He’s just someone who was chosen to speak; there’s no need to make things difficult for him. He probably also has a lot of grievances; everyone who should step forward to take responsibility is backing down, so they end up targeting someone who might originally have been technical but whose words carry no weight. There are no unsuitable citizens or unsuitable grassroots workers; only unsuitable government agencies and government leaders.
Mix the egg mixture with the king turtle eggs
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It is much easier for me to tell the truth than it is for that chief flood control engineer. What’s there to worry about? It is only when telling the truth is a luxury that such a society allows falsehoods to prevail. If the space for the truth is not occupied in a timely manner, then surely false things will take its place.
Support for those on the fourth floor~! ! ! That makes sense~
Damn it, these days ordinary people really don’t get many chances to speak the truth; practical actions are nothing but fantasy. The only thing that matters is achieving political achievements. Every time I return to my hometown and smell the odor from the chemical plants, I feel angry. All I hear every year is things like “How much has our GDP increased? How much investment have we attracted?” I’ve never seen anyone show any concern for health or environmental protection.
I’m sorry, the shoes are no longer fit for kids; only the older ones are available. It’s sometimes also called Lao Xie; I’m sorry to bother you, young friend.