(Fighting against new crown pneumonia) The "epidemic" in the battle of the small town of Ejina: no winter will not pass
China News Service, Ejina, October 22nd, title: The "epidemic" in the battle of the small town Ejina banner: no winter will not pass
China News Service reporter Li Aiping
Ejina Banner, a small city in western China known for its golden Populus euphratica forest, has opened the way to win the battle against the epidemic due to the sudden outbreak of the epidemic in the past four days.
The latest news from Ejina Banner's New Coronary Pneumonia Prevention and Control Headquarters shows that at 3:50 on the 22nd, after epidemiological investigation and nucleic acid re-examination, and the diagnosis by the clinical expert group of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Ejina Banner confirmed that 5 new cases of new coronary pneumonia have been added. Confirmed cases.
Up to now, there are 19 confirmed cases in Ejina Banner, and the vital signs of the patients are stable.
On the same day, a reporter from Chinanews.com learned in an interview with local officials and people that under the epidemic, this sparsely populated small city is working with all walks of life to get out of the haze caused by the epidemic.
The picture shows the scene of Ejina's fight against the epidemic.
Photo by Niu Xin
A small town with a population of 32,000, press the pause button
To the outside world, the impression that Ejina Banner leaves on the public is that, apart from the golden Populus euphratica, which enters the best viewing period in October, the other is that it is sparsely populated.
Ejina Banner is located at the westernmost tip of Inner Mongolia, with a total area of 114,600 square kilometers and a registered population of 32,000.
Niu Xin, a local citizen, said, “The outbreak of the epidemic in this small city is something unexpected.”
According to official sources, on October 19, 6 people who were initially screened positive in Ejina Banner People’s Hospital and CDC were reviewed by the CDC of Alxa League and confirmed that 5 people tested positive for nucleic acid. After diagnosis by clinical experts in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, they were determined to be new crowns. A confirmed case of pneumonia.
So far, this small town has no choice but to press the pause button due to the epidemic.
After the outbreak, the local area immediately initiated Level IV emergency response, closed access channels and ports, suspended trains from Hohhot to Ejina Banner, suspended all scenic spots, public venues and operating vehicles, closed schools, and implemented closed management in key areas.
A foreign tourist stranded here said through a short video, "It's beginning to become quiet, and it seems that you can't even hear the birds."
The picture shows the scene of Ejina's fight against the epidemic.
Photo by Niu Xin
Hometown is "sick" and wants to make a contribution
Mu Ren is a native of Ejina Banner. As a truck driver, when he saw that his hometown was suffering from the new crown pneumonia epidemic, he took the initiative to call for battle, contacted his colleagues, formed a caring team, and transported rice and noodles to his hometown free of charge. Emergency reserve materials.
After a short rest and nucleic acid test, he and the caravan team will continue to go to other places to deliver supplies.
In an interview with local media, he said, "When I saw that my hometown was'ill', the first thing that came to my mind was to stand up and make some contributions to my hometown. I hope everyone will work together and the epidemic will pass as soon as possible."
Bai Yongsheng, deputy director of the Development and Reform Commission of Ejina Banner, said that the banner has successively received rice, noodles, grains and oils from the caring fleet, which will ensure the supply of grains and oils throughout the banner.
The picture shows the scene of Ejina's fight against the epidemic.
Photo by Niu Xin
"No winter will not pass"
On the 22nd, the reporter learned from the official Alashan League of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region that after a confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia in Ejina Banner, the Inner Mongolia Medical Team, all parts of the Alashan League, various departments and caring companies have all taken action to fight the epidemic together and overcome the difficulties together.
According to reports, the coalition’s emergency relief material reserve immediately initiated the dispatch of aid to the Ejina Banner. The first batch of dispatched materials included 50,000 medical surgical masks, 10,000 medical isolation gowns, 500 sets of medical protective clothing, and 50 cotton tents. top.
In addition, the members of the Inner Mongolia Medical Team arrived at Ejina Banner on a special plane of Fortune Air, and participated in the "war epidemic."
The reporter learned from the Alxa Border Management Detachment that up to now, the Detachment has deployed 80% of its police force at the grassroots level to carry out epidemic prevention and control work.
The picture shows the scene of Ejina's fight against the epidemic.
Photo by Niu Xin
Wang Jing, who was stranded in Ejina Banner due to work reasons, said that since the outbreak of the epidemic, in this sparsely populated place, in addition to performing nucleic acid tests as soon as possible, they also try to provide everyone with accommodation, food and other conveniences, to a greater extent. It shows the warm and hospitable side of the people of Inner Mongolia.
"I believe that with the joint efforts of people from all walks of life to'anti-epidemic', this place will surely defeat the epidemic as soon as possible," Wang Jing said.
"There is no winter that will not pass, and no spring will not come." Local people Zhang Hongwei said that before the severe test of fighting the epidemic, Ejina Banner will definitely win this special battle.
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