In fact, at the beginning, the victims did not take the cleaning of the toilet too seriously. Wasn’t that just taking manure? Because in this era, the main fertilizer used in China’s agriculture is still manure. Therefore, as long as people from farmers have done this, the victims are farmers as the main body, so naturally they are all skilled jobs. Isn’t that easy in their opinion?

But after doing it once, you know that cleaning the toilet and consuming manure in rural areas are completely different things. Not only do you have to rinse the toilet cleanly, but you also have to pick up all the feces and put them in buckets to transport them away, because this is still an important fertilizer.

Since Sangarashi is a hilly area with many open spaces and of course they are very fragmented and are not suitable for large-scale planting. Therefore, after the camp was first established, some small wastelands were reclaimed around the camp and some fruits and vegetables were planted. On the one hand, it was for the camp to be used for the camp, and on the other hand, it was for the sheltered victims to have something to do, so it was easy to cause trouble when they were idle. Of course, it required fertilization, so the products of the toilet were used. After watering the vegetable field, the manure buckets were transported back and washed clean. This was also the scope of cleaning the toilet, so this was by no means an easy task.

On the other hand, confinement is not an easy task. If you lock a person in a very small dark room, you can't see anything, and you can't turn around in the room, and it's hard to stretch your body even when you go to bed. You can still sleep in the first few hours, but it's usually unbearable after 12 hours. A normal person cannot sleep well. Because in the last few hours, it can be said that his mind is dizzy, he feels uncomfortable while sitting and standing, and his heart is in a mess, and he's like a year. After being released after 24 hours, most people will collapse and need to rest for a whole day to recover. Of course, there are still 3 days to clean the toilet and wait.

Generally, after one or two punishments, it will basically cause people to be alert. After all, we all know that cleaning the toilet or being confined is not a good thing, and the management of the camp is not a talk. The consequence of the third time is to be expelled from the camp. This is really not a joke, so we dare not urinate and defecate anywhere.

However, there are always a few people who are lucky, or some are simply numb and leave fate. As a result, during the quarantine period, three people were caught and defecate everywhere three times. The camp manager was never ruthless and immediately expelled from the camp. No matter how hard they cried or looked miserable, they would never show mercy. Of course, from the establishment of the camp to the present, there were 13 people who were expelled from the camp because of defecation everywhere, which was the highest proportion. The expulsion of these three people also shocked other people who entered the camp during this period and could only hold back this habit.

Of course, new victims come in at the camp every day, and the new people know nothing about this. Even if they hear it, they don’t know how to deal with it for a while. Therefore, the same story has been repeated and people are constantly expelled from the camp.

After all, Jiang Yongqi is a cautious and smart person and will not easily violate the rules. After the people expelled from the camp, Jiang Yongqi became even more alert and kept reminding himself not to violate the rules of the camp.

When working, Jiang Yongqi performed very well because he was a martial arts practitioner, his physical fitness and strength were much stronger than ordinary people, so he did more work than others. Because he was able to handle supplies, he could be worth 2 or 3 people alone. In addition, he was cheerful and often helped others. So in this short period of more than 10 days, he was quite famous in the camp. In addition, Zhang Wenwang and Uncle Zhang Li were also among the most eye-catching.

On the other hand, the work of the women's camp is easier than that of the men's camp. Apart from cleaning the camp area, sanitation of the camp and cleaning the toilets, there is no work to carry materials, but there are a lot more, such as washing clothes, washing vegetables, washing rice, etc. Laundry is to clean the clothes replaced by disaster victims. Washing vegetables, washing rice is to move workers in the kitchen.

Zhang Wanyun is a woman, and washing laundry is one of her jobs in Tianjiazhuang. Of course, she washes the owner's clothes. Although she has never done anything about washing vegetables and washing rice, these things are not difficult. Zhang Wanyun is also a smart person, so she can get started with it by doing it 1 or 2 times, which is better than ordinary women. Although she is not as eye-catching as Jiang Yongqi in the camp, she is also a type of person with excellent performance.

The 14-day quarantine period ended soon. Jiang Yongqi and others underwent physical examination again. After passing the examination, they left the isolation area and transferred to the residential area for rest. This time, Jiang Yongqi, Zhang Wenwang, Zhang Li uncle and nephew, Li Kun and others were not assigned to the same tent, but they were still in the same camp.

The environment of the residential area is indeed similar to that of the isolation area. They are all tents of the same type, and the installation and layout are the same. The camp is also composed of small camps, with 24 tents and 576 people in each standard small camp. In addition, the rules are basically the same, all of them.

The difference is that first of all, the camp managers in the residential area will be selected from the sheltered victims. Each camp will select 12 people to form a management team to be responsible for the management of the camp, while the camp managers are only responsible for supervision and review. On the one hand, due to the insufficient staff in the camp, the focus of management is on partition areas. Therefore, the management of the residential area is changed to a 4-6-person management working group, responsible for managing and supervising and reviewing the management situation and effects of each camp, and the management teams of each camp are directly responsible for this management working group.

On the other hand, it is also a selection and training of grassroots managers to prepare for post-disaster reconstruction. Because after the flood, the indigenous residents of each village will definitely be disrupted, and grassroots managers will be directly assigned by East China **. After the camp, East China ** can train a group of grassroots managers with certain capabilities, which is conducive to stabilizing post-disaster reconstruction.

Secondly, the work is also different. In addition to cleaning, cleaning, laundry, etc. in the same as the isolation area, as well as assisting in the transportation and construction of the camp, there are also road construction, reinforcement of river embankments, construction of docks, unloading goods on docks, moving them, etc., as well as reclamation of wasteland around the camp, planting some fruits and vegetables, etc., as well as some kitchen helpers, handcrafts, etc., and also establishing a security team to maintain the normal order of the camp. In fact, this is also to train police or militia for post-disaster reconstruction.

The work in residential areas is much larger than that in the isolation area. This is mainly because after the constraints and maintenance of the isolation area, the victims have a certain degree of discipline and their bodies have basically recovered. However, the work in the isolation area is not rewarded. In residential areas, any work can get corresponding work points. However, different positions and different work points are also different. Of course, in residential areas, eating is not free, but purchased with work points. The canteen in residential areas provides more food and dishes, and even separate cooking canteens can be provided. The victims can choose the food they like to eat based on the work points they have obtained. Of course, if there are no work points, they can only get a bowl of free porridge every day, which can ensure that they will not starve to death. In addition, there are small shops in residential areas, and they can buy some other items based on the work points, including some side food and snacks.

It can be said that work points are the currency of residential areas. Of course, every disaster victim who has just entered the residential area can get 30 labor points. These labor points can ensure 2-3 days of catering expenses in the residential area. If you want to survive in the residential area, you must get work points by work. Those who work hard can get more labor points, so that you can live better in the camp. If you have a bad attitude towards work, you can only ensure basic living conditions in the camp. People who are unwilling to work cannot survive in the camp because everything is provided for free, and everyone's living conditions are the same, which can only create laziness. Therefore, the introduction of the work points system can inspire the work enthusiasm of the sheltered disaster victims, and the secondly, it can also reduce the work of managers. More work is done by the disaster victims.

Of course, this so-called work points are not directly distributed to the victims, but are recorded and deducted when purchasing. The advantage of this is that it can avoid theft incident in the camp, because the victims are all living in a concentrated manner, and each person only stores items in one cabinet, and there is basically no private space. If someone wants to steal, it is easy to start. On the other hand, the victims are prohibited from trading in private, causing distractions between the victims. Moreover, the work points are only circulated in residential areas, so this operation does not take much effort. This is also the third difference between residential areas and isolation areas.

In addition, there is a difference that in the residential area, in addition to the large tents for living uniformly, a 3*3-meter small tent is also provided for the family units of the victims, father and son, etc., and is also open to other victims. However, if other victims want to live in such a small tent, they need to pay a large amount of work points. They must work hard, or serve as a manager in the camp, or other positions with higher incomes to be affordable.
Chapter completed!