Disease control experts remind: epidemic prevention and control cannot be relaxed

　　Series of reports on the “Prevention and Control of the Epidemic”

　　Individuals in closed public places did not wear their masks

　　Disease control experts remind: epidemic prevention and control cannot be relaxed

A young boy and his parents in the subway did not wear a mask.

I believe that everyone can fully understand through TV and the Internet that the new crown pneumonia epidemic in some parts of our country is likely to rebound. I believe that your mobile phone will not only receive warm reminders about epidemic prevention and control sent by the disease prevention and control department through the communication company. In some public places, relevant reminders for the prevention and control of the epidemic are also impressive. Under the normalization of epidemic prevention and control, it is still everyone’s consensus to wear masks. In the past few days, after investigating some relatively closed public places such as shopping malls and subways, reporters found that the vast majority of citizens can wear masks as required, but some citizens are paralyzed and relax their vigilance.

　　【Unannounced Visit】

　　Subway station: The vast majority of citizens can wear masks correctly

On July 24, at Shijiazhuang Metro Line 1 Stadium Station, the reporter saw that before entering the station, security personnel would strictly check the “health code” of passengers. For passengers who could not show the “health code”, they would be required to register their name, phone number, and phone number. ID number and other information, and at the same time, each passenger will be subject to temperature testing and security checks. “Please prepare the health code in advance, pass the security check, and at the same time pull up the mask to cover your mouth and nose, thank you.” A subway worker reminded.

At 10:9 on July 25, the reporter came to the Gaozhu Station of Shijiazhuang Metro Line 3. After entering the hall from Exit B of the station, it was discovered that most citizens were able to wear masks correctly, some were buying tickets, and some were entering the station through security checks. However, the reporter also discovered that individual citizens did not wear masks when they entered the hall. Near Exit A of the station, a young mother and her daughter were standing in the hall as if waiting for someone. For seven or eight minutes, there was no sign of wearing a mask. During the 10 minutes the reporter was observing, among the more than 20 citizens who entered the hall from A and B, only two or three did not put on masks in time.

“My parents and I have been vaccinated, but the epidemic prevention and control is normalized. You still can’t take it lightly. In public places such as closed buses or subways, my family and I can wear masks throughout the process, being responsible for ourselves and others. “At the exit, citizen Ms. Zhao told reporters.

　　Bus: Some people wear masks are not standard

When citizens take a bus, the bus driver will also check the body temperature of every passenger who gets on the bus and remind citizens to wear masks. However, there may be some passengers who fail to wear masks correctly after getting on the bus. At 17:55 on July 22, on the empty No.5 bus bound for the North Station, the reporter saw an old man sitting in the back seat put a mask on his chin.

“The epidemic is still not over. I think everyone should abide by the rules on the bus. Wearing a mask is not only to protect yourself, but also to protect and respect others.” said a lady riding a bus .

　Shopping malls: individual citizens “untie” masks

On the evening of July 22, the reporter visited the Lerthai Center.

At the entrance of the south gate of the mall, the reporter saw that most citizens would take the initiative to show the “health code” to the staff of the mall. In order to cope with the inspection, a very small number of citizens wear their masks before passing the checkpoints. After passing the checkpoints, they put the masks in their bags or hold them in their hands, making the masks unable to protect them as they should. “It’s summer. It’s really boring to wear a mask. I don’t see anyone wearing it, so I took it off first.” said a man who entered the mall.

In a snack bar called “Old Changsha Sausage”, two clerks are preparing food for diners. Because the kitchen is too hot, one clerk covered his mouth with a mask and exposed his nose, and the other The clerk directly hung one side of the mask on his ear.

On the afternoon of July 25, in a restaurant named “Nufu” on the first floor of Wanda Plaza (Chang’an Store), the reporter saw that the chefs and waiters in the store were not wearing masks at work.

　　【remind】

　　Wearing a mask is very important, don’t be careless

According to experts from the Shijiazhuang Center for Disease Control and Prevention, masks reduce the risk of infection by reducing exposure to the virus through physical barriers. The principle is to use the spatial grid structure of textiles to intercept viruses and bacteria on droplets and suspended particles in the air. The mask forms an effective isolation by closely combining with the wearer’s face to prevent respiratory infections. For patients, it can prevent them from spraying droplets containing pathogens during the process of speaking, coughing, and sneezing. For healthy people, it can block pathogen-containing droplets and aerosols from entering the body, reduce the risk of inhalation, and protect the respiratory mucosa from infection.

The expert said that when wearing a mask, you should pay attention to: avoid touching the inner side of the mask with your hands to reduce the possibility of contamination; fit the face around the mask, pinch the nose clip to keep the bridge of the nose sealed; avoid touching the surface of the mask when removing; Do good hand hygiene in time after removal.

Don’t relax the epidemic prevention and control, keep in mind the “six protections”

Experts from the Shijiazhuang Center for Disease Control and Prevention reminded that everyone is responsible for the prevention and control of the epidemic. Although it is midsummer, the public should continue to implement epidemic prevention and control measures, especially those engaged in key industries such as express delivery, public transportation, medical and health, and cold chain food processing and transportation, must insist on scientifically wearing masks. In addition, we must always keep in mind the “six protections”: wear masks consistently, keep social distance, cover coughs and sneezes, wash hands frequently, open windows as much as possible, and use public chopsticks and spoons frequently. . (Text/Photo by Liu Chenmin and Chen Sifan)