"Point to point" student train of Tibet Development Bank

At 10:20 on March 25, 1053 students from Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region took the z9803 train from Naqu to Lhasa and started a warm journey back to school. This is the first "point-to-point" student train opened by China Railway Qinghai Tibet Group Co., Ltd. this spring.

In the near future, schools in various parts of Tibet Autonomous Region have started one after another. In order to meet the needs of students to return to school, Lhasa station actively connects with the Department of education of Tibet Autonomous Region. After learning about the situation of students to return to school, the transportation plan is formulated pertinently. On March 25 and 26, two special trains are opened to transport 1947 students to return to school.

In order to ensure the smooth operation of the special train for students, Qinghai Tibet Group Co., Ltd. coordinated and scientifically dispatched the train, and improved the epidemic prevention and service measures in the links of arrival, waiting, riding and departure. Naqu station will open up a green channel, arrange special personnel to guide students to enter the station, explain the precautions to students, assign more staff and temperature measuring equipment, strengthen the temperature monitoring of students, and set up a special waiting area to disperse the waiting.

Qinghai Tibet group company also organized epidemic prevention personnel to do a good job in disinfection and ventilation of station cars. In order to facilitate the students to leave Lhasa station, Party members of the commando team will be sent to the platform, the departure hall, the temperature measuring place and the exit for guidance. At 15:00 on March 25, the students left the station safely and orderly after measuring the temperature with the infrared thermometer at Lhasa station.

"The student train is safe and convenient. Let's go back to school smoothly. Thank you for the thoughtful service of the railway." Wang, the leading teacher, said excitedly to the station staff.