Rural migrants in Shijiazhuang

12 the people in the village moved mightily, mainly for better isolation. Only by moving to a better place can we better control these people and further prevent the outbreak of the epidemic. Without supervision, it is difficult for people in the village to isolate themselves. In addition, in a village, several people often get together, which is not conducive to centralized management and will increase the spread of the epidemic. In view of these problems, the relevant leaders strongly appeal to everyone to concentrate on moving to isolated places. This approach is to solve the epidemic problem more quickly, prevent further recurrence of the epidemic, and take care of these residents to a corresponding extent.

At the beginning of 20021,the epidemic came quietly in a village in Shijiazhuang. Some people speculated that it was a problem with the nearby church, so the epidemic broke out again, but it was officially denied. So far, the official has not confirmed who is the No.0 infected person in Hebei. The epidemic situation in a village in Hebei Province is becoming more and more serious, and the number of infected people in this village is increasing at the rate of dozens every day. Considering these factors, the relevant leaders ordered the masses in neighboring villages to move collectively. The leader first called on everyone in the WeChat group to prepare their own related items. On the day of the transfer, many red buses gathered at the intersection. The villagers packed their bags, carried big bags and small bags, lined up neatly and orderly, and drove to the isolation point. In the video taken by netizens, we can see that most of the people who go to the isolation point are middle-aged and elderly people, and only a few young people appear in the camera.

As soon as the epidemic broke out, the villagers would move, so why did the villagers move? The account analysis is very detailed, and I think it makes sense. Isolation is for better control. Most villagers live in scattered places, with large space and difficult management. If you can come to the isolation point, it is convenient for relevant personnel to manage. Once a villager disobeys the instructions and runs out privately, he can also find it in time. For example, if villagers live in an isolated hotel, at this time, as long as the hotel door is closed tightly, they can be well controlled. In addition, the isolation site must be closer to the hospital. Once these elderly or middle-aged people are infected with the epidemic and their bodies are abnormal, they must be sent to the hospital immediately. If they are in the village, it is more difficult to see a doctor. Come to the isolation point, the distance from the hospital is relatively close.