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Diary records relief efforts at an isolated township

Translated by Wang Wei: 0 Comments Print E-mail China.org.cn, May 10, 2011

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Hu Tao's work diary
•Afternoon, May 12, 2008
•Evening, May 12, 2008
•May 13, 2008
•Morning, May 14, 2008
•Afternoon, May 14, 2008
•May 15, 2008
•May 16, 2008
•May 17, 2008
•May 18, 2008
•Postscript

On May 19, Wang Jin, under the warning that his "leg will be necrotic if not treated immediately," was sent out of Longchi. He is being treated at the Orthopedics Hospital of Sichuan Province. The physician's diagnosis: muscle tear in his leg, posterior cruciate ligament tear in his right knee and serious swelling.

On May 20, rescue troops began utilizing large equipment to open the roads to all blocked villages.

On May 23, People in Longchi began to do farming again. Dongyue, a village that mainly depends on kiwi fruit cultivation, began its own manpower production. Relief tents were distributed; each family got one.

On May 26, we discussed resettlement issues with all departments concerned in planning these details.