On the evening of February 13 at 7:43 pm, an urgent call disrupted the quiet night. A distressed resident reported a truck accident at the intersection of Longsheng Avenue and Jiaotong Road, where wooden planks had spilled across the road and engine oil was leaking heavily. Immediate cleanup was needed to prevent further hazards.

Recognizing that every second of delay could curb more environmental damage and threaten public safety, Nantong Tianhong's sanitation team mobilized swiftly, dispatching crews to the site with no delay.

Upon arrival, workers faced a scene of scattered wooden planks and a sprawling oil stains. With nighttime temperatures plummeting, the risk of the oil freezing into a dangerous hazard for pedestrians and vehicles was imminent. 

After local traffic police completed their on-site investigation, the cleanup operation began right after. The team first cordoned off the contaminated area with safety cones. Crews then worked in groups, spreading sand to absorb the oil and rigorously scrubbing the stains with brooms. Due to the spill's extensive scope, the process lasted nearly three hours, concluding after midnight. By daybreak, before the morning commute surged, Tianhong deployed scrubber and pressure-washing vehicles to perform a secondary deep clean, ensuring the road was fully restored to its original condition.

Guided by the principles of its Party branch, Nantong Tianhong continues to transform organizational leadership into actionable excellence in public service. Their commitment to addressing community concerns, alleviating hardships, and delivering compassionate solutions remains unwavering. Through continuous innovation in sanitation management, the company strives to meet the public's evolving needs, proving time and again that actions speak louder than words.

Oil stains cleanup in process