How to send the medicine that children urgently need under the epidemic situation in Shanghai?

Shanghai Children's Hospital has emergency special delivery staff. Parents can order online, and then someone will fill out the medicine and give it to the distributor for distribution. This work is very complicated and difficult, and it takes a lot of obstacles to send medicine to parents. On the one hand, there are restrictions on logistics, on the other hand, orders have increased dramatically.

Some children may suffer from chronic diseases such as asthma or rhinitis. Basically they need to take medicine every day. When the epidemic occurs, you can't leave the community at all, and you can't go to the hospital to buy medicine. You can only consult online, then ask the doctor to prescribe some prescription drugs, and finally transfer them to the distributor for prescription. And these deliverymen work from early morning to late night every day, and they can't get a rest at all. They also wear N95 masks on their faces, which may make their ears and faces red. The route of distributing medicine to a new place is very complicated, which may make some people get lost, but the distributor is very hard, and he would rather work hard than let the children wait.

In addition to these food delivery staff, there are actually errands and takeout staff in the streets and lanes. They are also very busy, just to meet the needs of so many residents. There are elderly people living alone, newborn babies and patients in Shanghai. In order to meet the needs of these people, everyone must keep working. I also hope that this storm can pass quickly, so that life in Shanghai can return to normal, and everyone can go out shopping without so much effort. The situation is actually better now, because time has passed for a long time and relevant measures are in place, unlike the panic at the beginning. Among them, the efforts of these distributors and takeaways are indispensable. Without them, the whole city might really stop running.

In order to complete the work, these drug distributors basically stay in the car all day, and then run around, with a change of clothes in the trunk, and they are afraid that they will not be able to go home when they go out.