At present, Zhejiang Province has spread the epidemic, and it has become another province with severe epidemics after Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang Province. Shaoxing has become the “severe disaster area” of the province. Among the 25 medium-risk areas in Zhejiang, 21 are in Shangyu District, Shaoxing, 3 in Ningbo, and 1 in Hangzhou.
Because of the epidemic, Hu Hualiang, secretary of the Shangyu District Party Committee, who had only been in office for four months, has been removed. Xia Shichang, deputy director of the Zhejiang Provincial Health Commission, appeared to have issued a “military order” in an interview with CCTV on December 13, vowing to control the entire Shaoxing Shangyu epidemic by the end of December.
However, Chinese virology expert Chang Rongshan said on the 16th that from the current situation, the epidemic in Shangyu District of Shaoxing City has spread, and the number of new diagnoses every day is still at a high level, and it is difficult to control it within a week.
According to the official report, 67,000 people have been quarantined in Zhejiang province, and the number of people under quarantine control is as high as 621,073. The quarantine point is facing a heavy load, and the authorities urgently carry containers, build container houses, and set up temporary quarantine points to isolate more people.
The Shangyu District urgently added 1,300 containers to build isolation points, which will accommodate 2,500 beds after reconstruction. A staff member of a hotel in the area said that the hotel has been requisitioned as an isolation point, and all close contacts and medical staff live in it. The hotel is in a closed isolation and the hotel staff cannot go home. He also mentioned that the residents of the entire Shangyu District are not allowed to go out and all stay at home.
Although the source of the Zhejiang epidemic is still unknown, more than 100 survey reports on infectious diseases that the Shaoxing city government has released recently have accidentally exposed, showing that the daily lives of ordinary people in the city are very difficult.
A 52-year-old Shaoxing online taxi driver became the subject of investigation because of the diagnosis. He was found to be driving for several days from 6 in the morning until 2 in the morning the next day, working about 20 hours a day. During the period, I occasionally went to a fast food restaurant passing by for a quick meal. No one knows how long his work has been going on. In the comment area, someone said sadly: He can finally rest.
There is also a 57-year-old woman who worked 12 hours a day in an amusement park one week before the diagnosis, and could only get off work at 9 o’clock every night, including weekends. There is also a 50-year-old female vendor who goes out every morning at 3 am and goes home at 8 or 9 pm.
Wang Jian, an overseas self-media person, said, “Almost all of the people in these more than 100 reports have lived a hard life unchanged. Going out early, working, eating fast food, very long working hours, and then exhausted. Go home. This scene constitutes the entire picture of their lives. These dull and repeated tracks sharply expose the most real life of ordinary people.”
Wang Jian believes that the lives of these ordinary people are already very difficult, and they will encounter external shocks from time to time. He said: “Who’s life is just like chicken feathers, and you have to face the iron fist of indifference, some who can’t afford a house, some who can’t get married, some who dare not have children, and some who suddenly lose their jobs. There is nowhere to tell the tears of adults and the grievances in their hearts.”
Zhejiang Province is one of the most economically developed regions in China. However, factories in Shaoxing, Ningbo, Cixi, Yuyao and other cities in the province have all stopped production due to the “blockade and epidemic prevention”. Some analysts pointed out that the destructive power of the “zero clearing” policy to China’s economy may appear again.
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