4,093 acres of cotton from the 142nd Regiment of the Eighth Division were hit by hail

Early in the morning on June 25, Liu Tianxin, an employee of the 6th Company of the 142nd Regiment of the Eighth Division, came to the cotton field to apply potassium and phosphate fertilizers to the cotton. The day before, Liu Tianxin had sprayed foliar fertilizer on the cotton. In the past two days, the employees of the disaster-stricken company of the 142nd Regiment have been busy in the fields, striving to minimize the losses caused by the disaster to agricultural production.

At 17:50 on June 23, the area under the jurisdiction of the 142nd Regiment once again encountered strong convective weather. Before the weather, the 142nd Regiment fired 72 anti-hail rockets, but the area of the original 1st Battalion still encountered heavy rain and hail. The 1st Company, 2nd Company, 3rd Company, 4th Company, and 6th Company were hit by hail to varying degrees. Among them, the 1st and 6th companies were the most severely affected.

According to preliminary statistics, the area affected by 142 hailstorms is about 19,569 acres, and the severely affected area is 12,857.55 acres. Among them, there are about 5,851 acres of pepper, about 4,093 acres of cotton, and about 875 acres of wheat.

After the disaster occurred, the division city party committee attached great importance to it. On the 24th, E Hongda, Secretary of the Party Committee, Political Commissar and Director of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People’s Congress, led the leaders in charge of agriculture and relevant personnel of the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Bureau to immediately go to the 142nd Regiment to guide disaster relief and self-rescue, requiring the 142nd Regiment to unite the forces of all parties and actively carry out disaster relief and loss reduction. work, make every effort to reduce the losses caused by disaster weather, and make every effort to protect the safety of people’s lives and property.

E Hongda emphasized that departments at all levels in the division and city must act in an attitude of being responsible to the party and the people, effectively improve their political position, base themselves on their job responsibilities, and devote all their efforts to disaster relief and damage reduction. It is necessary to give full play to the organizational advantages and mobilization capabilities of the corps. The party committee of the regiment and party members and cadres from relevant departments will be stationed in the disaster-stricken companies to work with the affected employees to carry out disaster relief and loss reduction work, and to be the backbone and caring people of the employees. It is necessary to actively coordinate with experts from agricultural departments and scientific research institutions, invite planting experts, and provide scientific and accurate guidance based on different plots, different crops, and different levels of disasters, and implement it on the premise of fully respecting the wishes of growers. It is necessary to do a good job in ensuring people’s livelihood and resolutely prevent people from returning to poverty. It is necessary to find out the bottom line, actively coordinate with civil affairs and other departments according to the disaster situation, and strive for relevant relief policies. It is necessary to give full play to the pioneering and exemplary role of party members, encourage party members to pay special party dues, and appeal to caring people in society to raise donations. It is necessary to make good use of relief policies and relief funds to effectively help disaster-stricken employees do a good job in disaster relief and resumption of production.

From 18:08 on June 22 to 22:35 on June 24, the Shihezi Meteorological Observatory issued a total of 10 warning messages to remind the team and employees to prepare for severe weather in advance.

On the evening of the 23rd, the 142nd Regiment launched an emergency response. All cadres from government agencies and institutions went to the disaster-stricken company to assist in disaster relief and help employees and people fight the disaster and save themselves. On the 24th, the Party Committee of the 142nd Youth League issued an initiative to the entire league to donate money to the affected employees. Within 2 hours, 107 government officials donated a total of 101,910.18 yuan. As of 19:00 on the 25th, the entire group had donated 207,698.56 yuan to the affected employees.

Some agricultural supply stores and agricultural supply enterprises of the 142nd Group also actively provided free fertilizers, medicines, etc. to the affected workers. This time, the affected area of Company 4 was 1,298 acres. Du Bin, the owner of the 142 Tuanhe Anruiji agricultural supplies store, provided pesticides and fertilizers such as Shuofeng 481, 14-hydroxybrassinoids, amino acid silicon calcium magnesium, etc. worth more than 6,000 yuan for free to the workers affected by the 4th consecutive disaster. 1,600 acres of land are used for crops, and pesticides can be used for 1,900 acres of crops. Ni Haixin, general manager of Xinjiang Jiabao Wanhe Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd., donated 15 tons of Caimeili liquid barrel fertilizer to the 1st company, worth 167,500 yuan.

On the 24th, many pilots gathered with the disaster-stricken company of the 142nd Regiment and used drones to spray foliar fertilizers on the disaster-stricken peppers, cotton, and processed tomatoes. Immediately, the workers and staff began to drip water and fertilize peppers, cotton, and grapes, urging the affected crops to sprout new leaves as soon as possible.

The Municipal Agriculture and Rural Affairs Bureau quickly organized experts to formulate management measures for the disaster-stricken crops such as corn, soybeans, cotton, peppers, processed tomatoes, and grapes, and gave scientific advice on fertilization, cultivating, loosening soil, and disease prevention and control; inviting cotton Experts such as wheat, peppers, processed tomatoes, and grapes went to the disaster-stricken company to provide technical guidance. At the same time, they coordinated with insurance companies to conduct disaster surveys and complete claims settlement as soon as possible.

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