(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Inner Mongolia segregated immigration personnel: there is a warmth called "China Warm"
ChinaNews.com Hohhot, April 6 Electric question: Inner Mongolia segregated immigrants: there is a kind of warmth called "China Warm"
China News reporter Zhang Wei
"When I got off the plane, I went directly to the designated hospital, but it didn't make me feel the coldness of the ward, but it was very warm." On the 6th, Chengdu boy Cao Yu (pseudonym) who was studying in Tokyo said in an interview. It was the third day that Cao Yu lifted his isolation and returned to his hometown of Chengdu, Sichuan Province.
In late February, the new coronary pneumonia epidemic spread rapidly around the world. On March 20, Hohhot Baita International Airport, as a branch entry point for international flights in Beijing, began to welcome international flight arrivals from Tokyo, Paris, London, Madrid and other places.
17 days ago, the first group of passengers diverted from Hohhot Baita International Airport to the Capital Airport landed in Hohhot City, and received 14 days of centralized isolation medical observations. On April 4, the batch of 86 passengers was released from quarantine to their destination.
Immigration personnel isolated in Hohhot, from the moment they landed, deeply felt that there was a kind of warmth called "China Warm".
Cao Yu, who was conducting a fever patient screening at the Second Hospital of Hohhot at the time, told reporters: "I went back to the hospital to go to the hospital for the first time in my life. The severe situation of the foreign epidemic made me very anxious. I was wrapped in protective clothes, masks and goggles along the way For myself, the tension and fear made my temperature soar to 37.5 ℃. "
"Cooperating with the inspection, this was the only thing I could do at the time. When I walked into the ward, the clean and tidy bedding and the caring care of the medical staff made me burst into tears, and I felt that my heart was dependent." After the experience, Cao Yu still deeply sighed, "It's great to return to the motherland!"
Gu Chao, an international student who has returned from the United States, is now segregated at a designated hotel in Hohhot. She said: "After two days of long journeys, I set foot on the land of the motherland. After the plane landed, it was through the window that I saw The blinking lights of police cars and ambulances, at that moment I knew we were not abandoned. "
"Medical staff prepared thermometers, disinfectants, disinfection tablets and other medical items in the hotel room, and the staff placed flowers, fruits, drinking water and other daily necessities in the room," Gu Chao moved, "I really It feels like I'm home, and the 'family' are protecting us well. "
An old couple returning from Spain came into the air with tears after entering the plane, and said to the emergency personnel who transported them: "China is really good, China is really good!"
The reporter learned that Hohhot City designated 36 hotels to centralize the isolation of inbound personnel, and at the same time set up a psychological assistance expert group for isolation personnel from overseas to settle in the hotel to provide "one to one" psychological counseling services for inbound personnel.
According to statistics, from March 20th, 2020 to April 6th, 7:00, Inner Mongolia cumulatively reported 43 confirmed cases of imported new coronary pneumonia and 33 suspected cases. All patients received isolation treatment in designated hospitals, and all close contacts were concentrated in isolated medical observations in designated locations, and closed-loop management was implemented throughout.
Bu Xiaolin, chairman of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, said during the investigation of the centralized isolation medical observation point for inbound personnel, the centralized isolation medical observation point is a key area for epidemic prevention and control. On the basis of preventing the spread of overseas epidemic situation, take good care of the isolation personnel's life Their spiritual and cultural life ensures that they can safely and smoothly pass the isolation period. (Finish)