(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) Adjusting prevention and control policies Urumqi people enjoy outdoor time
Chinanews.com, Urumqi, August 26 (Tao Shuanke, Jia Wenxuan and Wang Anni) On the 26th, Urumqi was particularly cool after an autumn rain. The sky was sunny near noon, and the air was fresh after the first rain. Because of the epidemic, Urumqi pressed the "pause button" and closed management for more than a month. The city gradually adjusted its prevention and control policies and some community residents could go downstairs.
"It's so comfortable to be able to walk downstairs. I haven't gone downstairs for more than a month." said Wang Lin, a resident of Kangtaiyuan Community in Tianshan District, Urumqi.
Residents in the community of West Hebei Road in the new urban area of Urumqi led their children for a walk. Photo by Wang Anni
Although he holds a pass for an epidemic-free community, community prevention and control have not relaxed at all. The reporter saw that each unit is guarded by community cadres and volunteers, registering residents in and out, measuring temperature, and reminding residents not to get together, keep a safe distance and activity time.
A 76-year-old man surnamed Li wandered around in the community. He told reporters: “I feel much more comfortable when I come out and move my legs and feet, take a walk, and feel better. When there is no epidemic, I will spend some time there every day. For two hours, we haven't been downstairs for more than a month. Thanks to the frontline anti-epidemic personnel who have controlled the epidemic, we can go downstairs."
Volunteer Wang Ru of Zhengyuan Community, Qingnian Road East Community, Urumqi City, said: “We received a notice this morning to issue access permits to the residents of epidemic-free communities. The community adopts a batch method to avoid crowds. The four buildings are based on the number of people. It is divided into three batches. Each batch of residents can go downstairs for two hours, and each family will issue a pass. After registering at the unit door with the pass, they can go downstairs. Children under the age of 4 are led by an adult and share a pass.
Residents of Hebei West Road in the new urban district of Urumqi are exercising. Photo by Wang Anni
It is understood that from August 23, Urumqi will gradually adjust all the communities in the three districts (counties) of Dabancheng District, Urumqi County, and Ganquanbao Economic and Technological Development Zone, as well as Midong District, Economic Development Zone (Toutunhe District), and High-tech Zone. The prevention and control policies of some epidemic-free communities in 6 districts (new urban area), Shayibake District, Shuimogou District, and Tianshan District. On the basis of strict implementation of various epidemic prevention measures, community residents can conduct non-aggregate personal activities in the community.
The reporter learned that the Hebei West Road Community, Hangzhou Road Street, New Urban District, at the northern end of Urumqi, has successively issued passports for residents one after another from yesterday. The Sifang Market located in the community was also opened on the 26th, supervised by community staff to divert and reduce gathering activities.
Wang Yijie, who lives in the Hebei West Road Community, New Urban District, Urumqi, said: “I was really excited to hear the news that I can go downstairs when I am unblocked. It is really boring at home. Now I can go outside, and I feel much better and my spirits improved. I have been worried about how to go to school before, but seeing this situation now feels suddenly clear, and the start of school is expected."
Residents are walking their dogs in Qingnian East Road Community, Tianshan District, Urumqi. Photo by Jia Wenxuan
Under the green shade on the side of the Hebei West Road community, citizens wear masks or take a walk, or play with their children, enjoying the long-lost outdoor time. The elderly Xie Sufang, who lives in the Hebei West Road Community, Hangzhou Road Street, is going to the Sifang Market in the community to purchase daily necessities. She said: "It is natural to be able to go out for activities and activities, but our elderly are not as good as young children. It is better to go out less, after all, the epidemic has not completely passed away."
Ma Yanwen, Secretary of the Party Branch of Bahar Road South Community, Tianshan District, Urumqi, said: “Although we let residents go downstairs, our prevention and control string cannot be loosened at all. We have arranged community cadres and volunteers in front of each unit. Residents measure temperature and send out warm reminders to keep residents away from each other and keep a safe distance during activities. In addition, when residents are outside, we continue to kill in public places in the community. We carry out outdoor killing 6 times a day to ensure the outside environment Safe." (End)