[Epoch Times November 03, 2021](Epoch Times reporter Li Yun reported) Under the epidemic of the Chinese Communist Party virus (new crown pneumonia), cities and districts across China have been closed, causing many people to be trapped. A few days ago, a community in Wulian County, Rizhao, Shandong Province, was suddenly closed. The younger brother who went to the community to deliver food and express delivery, and a student who took shortcuts were trapped in the community and cannot leave.
On November 3, a number of Lu media reported that a community in Wulian County, Rizhao, Shandong was suddenly blocked, and a deliveryman, a courier and a student who had taken a shortcut to return home were accidentally stranded in the community. At first, the three people were very depressed. Later, they met together to be volunteers for epidemic prevention in the community.
Ms. Song, the interviewer of the video interview with the “Beijing News Video” on the Weibo account, learned that the community was closed on the evening of October 25. As the property personnel were taken away for isolation, the residents of the community were not allowed to go out, and the three people were responsible for helping the owners. We send the needed items and disinfection work in the community.
In the live video, three people said that they couldn’t even dream of it. I hope that the epidemic will pass as soon as possible, and everyone will be healthy and happy every day.
The student told the media: Originally it took 14 minutes to go home, but it would take 14 days for this short-cut copy.
Netizens have heatedly discussed: “The unlucky child ran into other people’s community to take a shortcut and was blocked!” “This is a comedy movie with proper material”, “Although it is really miserable, but I still want to laugh”, “Now it’s all right. There is no need to go home at all,” “The result is the farthest shortcut in the world“, “I can do nothing, but I am happy to know my fate.”
The Weibo account named “Henan Campus Focus” said that this incident happened earlier in Zhengzhou, Henan. At that time, some people chose to volunteer because they couldn’t get out in time for express delivery. But through my understanding of them, I feel that they are more uncomfortable than anyone at this time, the reason is very simple.
After all, all owners have a place to live, and they all have a home. No matter how bad they are, they are very familiar with what they use, wear, live, and live in. But these takeaways, these couriers, these students, they are equivalent to completely helpless, besides, they are really very anxious in this environment.
Because they are faced with being closed and unable to go out normally, in order to relieve anxiety, they can only choose to be volunteers, because at this time, all the owners cannot enter the house, let alone visit each other. So the best destination is to be a volunteer to help others and comfort yourself, but they are really hard.
Since October 17, a new wave of epidemics has spread rapidly across China. In just a dozen days, the epidemic has spread to at least 17 provinces in China, and the CCP has notified more than 500 local cases. However, since the CCP is accustomed to concealing the epidemic, the true data has yet to be verified.
On the evening of October 25, the Shandong authorities notified that a patient with a positive nucleic acid test was found in Wulian County, Rizhao City; on the 26th, Rizhao City issued a notice that all personnel in Wulian County are forbidden to leave. Those who really need to leave must hold the green code of the health code, and 48 Only the hourly nucleic acid negative certificate can pass. Nucleic acid tests were performed on all employees in Wulian County.
On October 26, Wulian County was closed, and business, production, and work were suspended. Starting at 0:00 on the 27th, Wulian County has been designated as a medium-risk area. As of November 2, the local notified that the closed area has completed four rounds of inspections.
As of 10:30 am on October 3, there are 3 high-risk areas in China, located in Beijing, Inner Mongolia, and Heilongjiang. 45 medium-risk areas, distributed in Beijing (2), Hebei (2), Inner Mongolia (6), Heilongjiang (22), Jiangxi (1), Shandong (1), Sichuan (1), Guizhou (2), Gansu (5), Ningxia (3).
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