(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) How the "human touch" measures are well-received and how the epidemic prevention and control have both "strength" and "temperature"?

  China News Service, Beijing, January 27th, title: "Human touch" measures are well-received. How do epidemic prevention and control have both "strength" and "temperature"?

  Author Li Jingze Zhang Su

  "What to do with pets" is a frequent distress when people are quarantined under the epidemic.

Recently, the Huangpu District of Shanghai allowed pets to be quarantined with their owners. Daxing District of Beijing agreed to leave a family member to stay at home to take care of the pet.

Some commentators said that these changes made people see the progress of prevention and control measures, and felt warmer about the "human touch" among them.

  There are many similar measures.

For example, Shanghai, Beijing and other cities have recently revised their circulation reports to conceal personal information such as the gender and age of confirmed cases; Hebei provides on-site nucleic acid testing services for elderly people with limited mobility; Zhejiang Taizhou Railway Station provides passengers waiting for nucleic acid test results. Transition room for epidemic prevention"...

  Dai Yanjun, a professor at the Central Party School (National School of Administration), believes that the above-mentioned measures show that as the epidemic situation develops, all regions are actively exploring the implementation of more scientific and precise prevention and control.

  "This also shows that the government is'eyes down' and pays more attention to the actual needs of the people." Chang Jian, a professor at the Zhou Enlai School of Government and Management of Nankai University, said that the government's emergency plan is a learning process, and it can only continuously meet the needs of the people in practice. Only by improving policies can we achieve the "strength" of prevention and control, and pass the "temperature" of prevention and control.

  Right now, the Spring Festival is approaching, and clustered epidemics and sporadic cases appear from time to time, warning people that the war epidemic is not over.

For most people, the important way to participate in the war epidemic last year was "'home staying at home"', this year it became "to celebrate the New Year on the spot."

  The interviewed experts pointed out that when a large number of people choose to celebrate the New Year in situ, localities need to start from the "human touch" while ensuring the prevention and control order, and use more pragmatic measures to bring more warmth to the people.

  In this regard, Chinese officials recently issued the "Notice on Doing a Good Job in Guaranteeing the People's On-site New Year Service Guarantee for the People", explaining on-site New Year's Eve for the people in high, middle and low-risk areas, and making arrangements to guarantee people's livelihood during the on-site Chinese New Year.

  Dai Yanjun noticed that the notice divides people into the New Year in situ according to the risk level of the epidemic, stipulating that people in high-risk areas should celebrate the New Year in situ. People in medium-risk areas should celebrate the New Year in situ in principle. In low-risk areas, people are encouraged to celebrate the New Year in situ.

He said that in the context of epidemic prevention and control, personal health and safety is a major prerequisite.

On the one hand, the notice encourages the public to consciously restrain themselves, on the other hand, it also leaves room for people with special circumstances and special difficulties.

  There are some practical and subtle measures in the notice.

For example, "Advocate that community and rural retail outlets operate no less than 8 hours a day during the Spring Festival holiday" and "encourage the provision of free traffic, free online services such as limited-time free movie screenings on online video apps".

  Chang Jian said in this regard that various localities should make arrangements according to actual needs in the implementation process, and work hard on the "precise" implementation of policies. They cannot be copied mechanically to avoid distortions in the implementation process.

  He pointed out that the government, enterprises, communities and other parties should form a joint effort, pay attention to collecting people's needs and do a good job of feedback, timely discover, summarize and promote good practices, and lay a solid foundation for normalized epidemic prevention.

  Dai Yanjun pointed out that whether it is strong prevention and control or temperature prevention and control, the most important thing is to put the people first. Leading cadres at all levels should proceed from the needs of the people when carrying out their work.

"After accurate knowledge is in place, specific solutions to specific situations will come into being." (End)