The Tibet group company urgently built the shelter hospitals in Lhasa and Xigaze, Tibet


The Tibet group company urgently built the shelter hospitals in Lhasa and Xigaze, Tibet

On April 4, the fangcang hospitals in Lhasa and Shigatse, which are under the construction of Tibet group company, were under construction in full swing.

According to the unified deployment and requirements of the people's Government of the Tibet Autonomous Region, Lhasa has reserved a shelter hospital with 1200 beds in Liuwu gymnasium; Shigatse City reserves a shelter hospital with 1000 beds at the new site of the municipal psychiatric hospital. The project construction involves complex systems, including integrated board room bathroom system, negative pressure ventilation system, strong and weak current system, and the construction period is very short, less than half a month.

After receiving the task on March 28, Tibet Company immediately held an emergency mobilization meeting and set up the project headquarters of the shelter hospital. At the mobilization meeting, Shen Yan, the person in charge, asked all employees not to shoulder the great trust of leaders at all levels of the autonomous region and the city, and resolutely and successfully complete the task from the perspective of stressing politics at all costs. At the critical moment, every employee should embody the Iron Army spirit of "Qi'an people", race against the "epidemic", create miracles, fulfill the responsibilities and responsibilities of "Qi'an people", and contribute to the safety of Tibetan people.

At present, the project headquarters has mobilized 360 construction personnel and 52 management personnel to participate in the war. The construction team implements three shifts, adopts the method of interspersed operation and group implementation of various types of work, and makes every effort to promote the construction at full speed, so as to ensure the completion of tasks with high quality on schedule. (Kai'an, Tibet)

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