2022-02-10 08:29:58 Source: Shijiazhuang Daily
This newspaper Beijing News (Special Reporter Liu Zhen) On February 9th, the 2022 Beijing News Center held a special press conference for the Winter Olympics. Answered topics such as the service guarantee of the Beijing Winter Olympics that the public is very concerned regarding. The reporter learned that since the opening of the Winter Olympics, the service guarantee work of each division has been running well, and it has been highly praised and appreciated by all delegations and the International Olympic Committee.
On February 4th, the world-renowned Winter Olympics kicked off in Beijing, and the Olympic flame was once once more ignited in the national stadium “Bird’s Nest”. As the “city of Double Olympics”, Beijing, behind the requirements of “simplicity, safety and excitement”, has also made every effort to ensure various services. Meng Rui, deputy Mayor of the Chaoyang District Government of Beijing, introduced, “On the day of the opening ceremony, a total of more than 2,800 public area teams provided various guarantees for the opening ceremony, and completed the tasks of facility construction, audience service, transportation and vehicle access, and security.
A total of 21 small competitions were held in the Yanqing Division of the Beijing Winter Olympics, including alpine skiing, sledding, and snowmobiling, and these events are all high-level events, which are great challenges for climate and medical security. According to relevant people in Yanqing District, in order to guarantee meteorological services for the Winter Olympics, the Yanqing Division has established a 49-person meteorological service guarantee sub-center for the Winter Olympics to carry out a full range of meteorological service guarantees. A “three-dimensional, second-level, and multi-element” Winter Olympics meteorological monitoring network has been built. Through automatic weather stations, weather radars, microwave radiometers and other detection equipment, it provides an important monitoring data basis for Winter Olympics events and urban operations. The Winter Olympics weather forecast system of the division can achieve “minute-level and 100-meter-level” responses. In order to achieve accurate forecasting, multiple meteorological observation points have been established in the core area of the competition, the highest of which is 2198 meters above sea level.
In terms of the treatment of athletes, in the alpine skiing events with the greatest risk, a total of 4 medical stations for athletes, 2 medical stations for spectators, and 20 FOP (competition venue) medical stations have been set up. At the same time, 8 ambulance teams and 2 helicopters have been arranged to participate in the rescue. In the entire medical team, the medical team of the venue includes 180 foreign ski doctors, domestic ski doctors, and medical station personnel. If an athlete is injured during the competition, the medical team can provide on-site treatment as soon as possible, and arrange an ambulance team or helicopter to transfer the injured to the Winter Olympics medical security center according to the injury situation. “Generally speaking, the transfer of an ambulance can be completed in 30 minutes, and the transfer of a helicopter takes 15 minutes. ”In addition, depending on the different circumstances of the injured, the division can also perform telemedicine through the 5G medical system. As of February 8, the Winter Olympics Medical Security center has provided medical services to a total of 121 Olympic-related personnel, including 7 athletes.
According to Han Zirong, the full-time vice chairman of the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympics, the various events of the Beijing Winter Olympics have been fully launched since February 2, and the overall operation of the events has been stable and good. At present, there are 13 sub-events in ice hockey, curling, and Nordic sports. In terms of event security, the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympics insists on focusing on athletes. The staff keeps summarizing and maintains close communication with the International Olympic Committee every day to find problems in time and optimize solutions.
