How to treat the security of a university in Henan to prevent students from taking things out of campus?

In Japan, a security guard prevented students from going out to get things at Zhoukou Vocational and Technical College (Wenchang Campus) in Henan Province. I don't think this matter is what the school wants, because now the epidemic has been well controlled and many colleges and universities have unsealed it. Even for the sake of students' safety, enough is enough, not too much.

It is understood that the school does not allow foreign express delivery to enter the school gate, in order to monopolize express delivery, let the express delivery company pay the school, and let the security guards make profits to earn extra money. The courier said that they didn't pay the school money, nor did they let the students go to other places for express delivery. If the couriers don't pay this fee, they can't even send a courier, causing huge losses. And the school fees are also very demanding. If a courier earns fifty cents, the security guard needs forty-five cents. This is undoubtedly to let the courier earn less money and let the security guard earn huge profits. According to the take-away staff, the municipal party committee and the bureau agreed to receive foreign express delivery. The courier thinks that money should not be given to the school, which not only damages the interests of the courier, but also damages the legitimate rights and interests of students. The courier was very dissatisfied with this and angered the security guard. Get unanimous applause from the students.

However, the captain of the school's security team said that students were not allowed to take foreign express delivery during the epidemic to ensure the safety of students. For security reasons, this notification is normal. However, won't paying the security guard catch the virus? Won't the virus infect these security guards? I think such a notice is very unreasonable and seriously damages the rights and interests of students. At present, major universities are gradually unsealing, so far there is no problem. It is suggested that school leaders unseal the seal in time, appropriately restrict students' activities, avoid unnecessary conflicts and protect students.

Now many schools will have cooperative restaurants and snack bars, which can make huge profits during the suspension period. These people will form a monopoly effect after reaching an agreement with the school leaders. Students can only eat these foods during the closed period, which is very uncomfortable. I hope to solve these problems as soon as possible and give students a satisfactory answer.