How long did it take the sanitation workers to find a diamond ring worth RMB 190,000 among 100,000 tons of garbage?

It took sanitation workers six hours to find a diamond ring worth RMB 190,000 among 100,000 tons of garbage.

The incident happened in Jiangyin. The nanny at the home of Ms. Zhang Yunyun (pseudonym) accidentally threw her diamond ring worth 190,000 yuan as garbage into the trash can in the community. When Ms. Zhang Yunyun (pseudonym) was resting, she found that the diamond ring on her hand was missing. She quickly asked the nanny and found out that the nanny had thrown it away as trash.

So they hurriedly ran to the sanitation workers in Jiangyin for help, hoping that they could help them search for the diamond ring in the garbage dump. After six hours of searching, sanitation workers from the Jiangyin Fortress Sanitation Station finally found Zhang Yunyun’s (pseudonym) diamond wedding ring worth more than 190,000 yuan.

In fact, this is not the responsibility of the sanitation workers, but with a kind heart, they felt sorry for the loss of the diamond ring, so they greatly increased their workload.

At that time, it was already past three o'clock in the afternoon, and the weather was extremely hot. The cleaners had already compressed and packed the domestic waste into 10-ton square bags, preparing to transport them to the garbage incineration site on time. They were looking for the diameter of the middle finger. If the ring is wide, you must unzip all the garbage compressed bags.

And now it is midsummer, and the stench of domestic garbage on a hot day is unbearable, and there is no guarantee that the small diamond ring, although high in value, will be found.

But the sanitation workers still chose to search. They opened all the packed and compressed garbage and searched for it one by one in the smelly garbage pile.

Just imagine, finding a diamond ring less than the size of a fingernail in a 100,000-ton garbage dump is as difficult as finding a needle in a haystack.

Not to mention asking a group of strangers to help you find her diamond ring. This should be the sense of responsibility that comes with the profession. The sanitation workers went to help this lady find her diamond ring regardless of remuneration, and they didn’t care about the fate of the lady. It doesn't matter how hot it is, whether you will suffer from heat stroke, how heavy the workload is, whether you will be exhausted or not. These are not as important as helping others with a simple heart.

People in every profession should be respected. It is they who make our lives so beautiful.