Recently, due to the impact of Typhoon "Dussuri", many areas in Heilongjiang and Jilin have experienced sustained heavy rainfall, causing floods and geological disasters. Infrastructure such as transportation, water, electricity, and communication have been damaged to varying degrees. As the flood in some areas gradually subsides, production and life restoration work such as disinfection and sterilization and desilting, road bridge and culvert repair, and agricultural disaster reduction is being carried out. On the afternoon of the 10th, in Shangzhi City, Heilongjiang Province, the restoration work of the township level road from Shitouhezi Town to Baoshan Village built along the river is underway. The reporter saw on site that two excavators continuously excavated sand and stones from the river and stacked them at the roadbed, gradually repairing the damaged shoulders and slopes. This road has a total length of 19 kilometers, and this flood has caused 15 road surface damages, including 4 traffic interruptions. Starting from the 4th, we urgently mobilized large equipment and professional personnel to rush work 24 hours without stopping people or machines. Now all 4 traffic interruption points have been opened, and the road has been restored to traffic. "Jiang Bensheng, Deputy Director of Shangzhi City Highway Development Center, said as of 14:00 on the 10th, All rural roads in Shangzhi City that have been interrupted by traffic have been fully opened. The town and village levels actively self rescue and mobilize villagers to participate in the reinforcement of embankments, the power department wades into the water to repair the lines in the village and town, and the engineering construction unit dispatches equipment and personnel to urgently repair damaged bridges... In areas affected by floods, the figure of "water retreating and people advancing" appears in every corner. Shulan City is the area in Jilin Province that has been heavily affected by floods this time. At 12:00 on the 8th, with the successful power transmission of the 10kV Qiyong Line in Xiaoxiangtai District, the last 28 households in the affected area resumed power supply. After 5 days and 4 nights of continuous fighting, all 8 10kV lines, 484 stations, and 16157 households affected by the flood in Shulan City have resumed power supply. According to the person in charge of State Grid Jilin Electric Power, the company has invested a total of 2977 repair personnel and 668 repair vehicles. As of 11:00 on the 10th, a total of 10 66 kV substations, 34 10 kV transmission lines, 1838 substations, and 125700 users in Jilin Province have resumed power supply, with a recovery rate of 82.64%. Rapid action was taken to clear the mud disinfection and sterilization. The forklift scooped up the mud on the road and poured it into the dumper. Some workers cleaned the sidewalk with shovel, and some washed the road with water guns... On the afternoon of September 9, on the road near a park in Dongpu New District, Shangzhi City, the dredging work was in progress after the flood receded. The terrain here is low, the water falls slowly, and the deepest part can reach a thickness of 50 centimeters of mud, which can be said to be the most difficult area to clean. We have dispatched 7 forklifts and more than 200 workers to carry out the operation. "Liang Chao, Deputy Director of the Urban Management and Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau of Shangzhi City, said that the city's dredging work began on the 5th and the progress has exceeded 70%. As the flood receded, in order to prevent the occurrence of epidemic diseases, silt removal and disinfection and sterilization and sanitation renovation work were also being carried out at the same time. "Food and food have to be moved out, and poultry have to be kept in captivity." "Doors and windows have to be tightly closed. After disinfection and sterilization, the room is closed for 30 minutes to 1 hour, and you can't go in." Recently, the reporter walked into Bao'an Village, Kaiyuan Town, Shulan City, and saw the staff of the CDC coming door to door to disinfection and sterilization the villagers