Jointly keeping "Shanghai" in Shanghai's anti-epidemic closed-loop management

　　(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Jointly Keeping "Shanghai" in Shanghai's Anti-epidemic Closed-loop Management

　　Chinanews.com, Shanghai, March 15th, title: Jointly keeping "Shanghai" in Shanghai's anti-epidemic closed-loop management

　　Author Gao Zhimiao

　　"Hello doctor, I want to join a hematology department."

　　Sun Aiguo, a volunteer from the Pujiang Town Community Center in Minhang District, Shanghai, came to the hospital before 7 o'clock in the morning to help residents register and dispense medicines.

"Everyone gave him a bag with a small note in it, (specifying) what medicine he was going to take today." Sun Aiguo said.

　　Recently, the new crown pneumonia epidemic in Shanghai has spread in many places, and many communities have implemented closed management.

The task of purchasing the daily needs of residents falls on volunteers like Sun Aiguo.

After dispensing the medicine, he returned to the community and handed it over to community volunteers, who then delivered the volunteers door to door.

Shen Lingjie, the multi-functional train controller of Line 15, is such a "big white".

　　Shen Lingjie's community implemented a 14-day closed-loop management of the epidemic, and he signed up for volunteer services as soon as possible.

"Shen Lingjie, volunteer", he wrote his name on the protective suit, put on medical protective equipment skillfully, and started a day of volunteer "big white" life.

Photo courtesy of Shen Lingjie participating in community volunteer service Shanghai Metro

　　From morning to night, Shen Lingjie and other community volunteers patrol, inspect personnel, publicize and guide, take out meals, and kill the community... Due to the special nature of "Dabai" protective clothing, they often cannot take off their protective clothing for five or six hours. , and can't go to the toilet.

"Compared with the front-line retrogrades, our job is nothing at all. Our goal is to protect the health and safety of the residents of the community." Shen Lingjie said.

　　"Uncle, Nong'e night meal helped Nong put it at the door!" "Girl, Nong'e courier helped Nong deliver it!"...Shen Lingjie is still continuing his volunteer service.

Although the residents of the closed-loop management community cannot leave their homes, the volunteers "Dabai" will "deliver their living needs to their doorsteps".

　　Volunteers in the front "deliver door-to-door", and the government and enterprises in the rear have sufficient supplies to "stabilize the military's heart."

At the gate of Pingyang Community, Dongjing Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai, the driver and staff of the cold chain transport vehicle are wearing protective clothing and preparing to enter the community.

A fresh food e-commerce platform in Shanghai is delivering daily necessities to the community, including fresh products such as vegetables and meat.

　　"We provide a guaranteed supply package to the residents of this community under the organization of the government. We use trucks to deliver the package to the community and then volunteers to distribute to the community residents." Cui Wei, the relevant person in charge of the e-commerce platform, told a reporter from Chinanews.com.

The milkman wrote "Come on" on a sticky note to encourage home quarantine residents. Photo courtesy of the dairy company

　　At the gate of a closed-loop management community in Jiading, Shanghai, milkman Yang Lijun is packing the milk that customers need.

Since the closed-loop management of the community where he provides distribution services, he has to deliver milk to the designated location of the community property every day.

In order to facilitate the delivery of volunteers, he put a post-it note on each delivery order, and also wrote "Come on" to send encouragement to subscribers who are quarantined at home.

　　At the same time, in the East China Central Factory of the dairy industry, the production line in the workshop is running at full capacity, and currently more than 1,000 tons of milk are supplied every day.

Xie Pengjun, director of the Dairy East China Center Factory, said that the East China Center Factory has launched an emergency plan, and the raw materials for dairy production are adequately prepared.

　　"Angels in white" stand for free in front of the food stalls, the balcony of Shanghai university dormitories sing "the brightest star in the night sky", and the "delivery boy" who brings his luggage and bedding to deliver meals... Ordinary people use their own methods to guard the city of Shanghai. city.

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