(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) Overseas Chinese stay and fight against epidemic disease: domestic epidemic prevention experience has helped us a lot
China News Agency, Beijing, March 21 (Ma Xiuxiu) "There is no square-level hospital in the local area, and strict community prevention and control management is not implemented, and everyone is under great pressure." In an interview with China News Agency via social software, Turkey Wang Xinghua, chairman of the Izmir Overseas Chinese Association, just issued a letter of support to the Sichuan Overseas Chinese Federation.
The global development of the new crown pneumonia epidemic situation is becoming increasingly severe. Although many overseas Chinese and overseas Chinese are under tremendous pressure from various aspects, they still choose to stay behind. By drawing on domestic anti-epidemic methods, they worked hard to help each other fight against the epidemic.
Wang Xinghua said that in the local community of overseas Chinese, everyone will share the collected information every day and timely report the health status of their compatriots. In addition to strict protection on weekdays, his mobile phone is turned on 24 hours a day, pay attention to the information in the group, and cooperate with the consulate Related work, "We also keep in touch with the Izmir city government and the Health Bureau to share China's experience in epidemic prevention."
"Under the epidemic, China gives us the strongest sense of security." Ding Wei, an overseas Chinese in Sweden, told reporters through social software that after seeing the epidemic spread in Sweden, their family also wanted to return to China, but considering that the children are small, There are factors such as the risk of cross-infection when flying, and the family still decides to stay behind.
"It's better to stay at home than to stay in a car." Ding Yu said that through digesting some epidemic information by himself some time ago, they also calmed down a lot. "Learning from domestic methods, we should start from ourselves and fight ourselves."
Store food and food, isolate at home, suspend work and school, wear masks when going out, and use hand sanitizer to disinfect water ... Ding Wei said that for more than a week, it feels like the "world" is upstairs and downstairs. On weekdays, I have video contact with my family in China and exchanged information about the epidemic with my friends in Sweden. Life is simple.
With the development of the local epidemic, the Secretary-General of the China-Britain Entrepreneurs Federation Jin Weichen and his team began to work from home. Jin Weiyi said that because the local government has not made any mandatory regulations, the specific home office hours will be determined by reference to the policies issued by the British government and combined with relevant Chinese experience.
Jin Weiyi said that colleagues often shared China's knowledge and experience in fighting the epidemic, and she was moved by the spirit of mutual help. "If a colleague is a family member of a doctor, he will actively send hand-washing lotion to the colleague." On weekdays, the team of the China-Britain Entrepreneurs Association often educates overseas Chinese and overseas students in many WeChat groups, and understands them in terms of anti-epidemic materials and life Need help, the first time.
To connect medical supplies to the local area, communicate with the embassies and consulates about the status of overseas Chinese, and pay attention to the mental status of the countrymen ... Although the Spanish embargo controls homes, Chen Jianxin, chairman of the Spanish Overseas Chinese Association, must not be idle for a moment.
"Under the epidemic, not moving is the greatest security, and home is the strongest guarantee." Chen Jianxin said that the family has their own things to do, and everyone can chat and relieve boredom while eating, and the days are not so difficult. "Alcohol and hand sanitizer are the most stored in the house." He said that the epidemic made everyone more hygienic.
"At present, the local overseas Chinese mainly rely on domestic anti-epidemic experience." Chen Jianxin said that the association has organized a group of medical students, Chinese doctors, etc. to translate Chinese anti-epidemic content into Spanish and promote it in major hospitals; meanwhile, Promote China's anti-epidemic experience to the local community in the name of the association. (Finish)