An epidemic prevention worker in a community in a city dumped rice, claiming that it was transferred privately by residents. What is the specific situation?

It's outrageous enough to pour rice, and even more outrageous to wash the floor. Some people are really inhuman for their own benefit. When weeding at noon, sweat dripped down the soil. Who knows that every meal is hard, but the truth learned when I was a child is taken out of the dog's stomach when I grow up. The most terrible thing is that these dogs gained power during the epidemic. We can't do it without rogue management in China? Sometimes, you really can't find some people with bad brains to prevent epidemic, otherwise it will definitely do more harm than good.

An epidemic prevention video was exposed online. A red vest throws rice in the night, and he holds a paper cutter in his right hand, waiting for the photographer to give a signal.

Order. Then the photographer gave the order, the red vest cut the rice bag with a knife, and then poured the whole bag of rice into the trash can.

Then there is the pouring of eggs. The photographer is very cautious, for fear that residents who regret food will come to the trash can to rummage for food and ask for the red vest in the video.

Break all the eggs in the bowl and pour them on the rice. This is obviously brainless. Even if rice is not bought by residents through official channels, it is not called foreign things, is it? no

So, where did the official channel goods come from? You can't always say that what you produce in a city or even a town is just a culvert.

Covering everyone's daily needs is sheer nonsense.

On the other hand, if the things bought by residents themselves are called "foreign goods", so are the things distributed through official channels, that is, red horses.

A, it's slapping yourself, which is extremely stupid. I think anyone with brains can understand this sentence, right In other words, epidemic prevention personnel should think that this bag of rice and eggs may be carried.

Epidemic, then you just need to tie it in a corner, 1 days later, the virus on it will die.

Why did you tear it down and just dump the rice? If there is a rice epidemic in it, wouldn't it spread with you? There are eggs, which are lost and have to be smashed. They are not in epidemic prevention, they are just venting their inner pain.

This scene once happened in Shanghai, but at least there was no latest investigation notice from the Health and Health Commission. It's equally outrageous, but it hasn't arrived yet.

To this extent.

I don't understand whether the epidemic prevention personnel have the right to take the food purchased by residents without proving that they have an epidemic situation.

Food confiscated and destroyed? Is this destroying other people's private property? Is this an abuse of power?

In addition, this video was actually shot by the initiator himself, and from his tone, it is not hard to hear his pride. Oh, my God,

What kind of psychology is this? Maybe he still thinks he is doing good, so he recorded the whole process and waited for praise.

Really? Epidemic prevention, can't you find some people with normal brains? Let such people, such behavior be released, they will only be more unwilling.

The epidemic is over because they have tasted the power of unscrupulous means in the epidemic. Maybe in this life, only epidemic prevention will be given to them.

It's time to wear chicken feathers as arrows.

The brave are angry and draw their swords at the strong; Timid people are angry, but they draw their swords at the weak people.

I believe that at the end of the incident, Heilongjiang will inevitably pursue these two people, but how to pursue them? In fact, you and I both know that it is nothing more than criticism and education.

The crux of the problem is this blind and crazy smell. With the advance of the epidemic, some people have become more like viruses than viruses. I

To prevent the spread of the virus, it is also necessary to prevent the behavior of this group of "patients" from spreading. What surprised me most about this incident was that it was not exposed by others, but they filmed and released it themselves. This means that either they

I sincerely believe that this is correct and glorious, or that this is the above requirement.

This is terrible. Every time I make inferences, I make serious rectification every time, but I still step on the pit repeatedly every time. It can be seen that it is all mandarin rhetoric.

I didn't learn any lessons in the past. The epidemic has been going on for several years now, and it is still here, and it is still over-popular. In the final analysis, ask

The topic is a little divorced from the masses, because as long as you think from the perspective of ordinary people, you will know how to solve many things. Residents did not transport rice and eggs privately according to the prevention and control requirements. I wonder what this sentence means. First, what is not according to the requirements of epidemic prevention?

Beg, second, what do you mean in private? According to my literal understanding, it may be that a family has no food or lacks food, and the neighbor sends rice.

And eggs (money or not, I don't know how much). If so, that would be very bad. There was no food at all, and then the neighbors sent it and it was dumped and destroyed.

In my opinion, eggs and rice may really have no risk of spreading the virus, but some people's hearts may already be full of viruses. Dumping density

By sealing rice in a bag, mashing intact eggs and wearing a new hat of "epidemic prevention", you can wantonly destroy other people's property.

Waste precious food?

If the trash can is emptied, there is no danger of transmission.

have you finished? If there is a risk, just empty the trash can. Is this an epidemic prevention method for community workers? A whole bag of rice is thrown directly into the trash can.

Eggs are thrown on the ground and broken, wasting time. Who gave the community workers the right to dispose of it? Strictly speaking, this is deliberately destroying other people's property under the banner of epidemic prevention, and indulging with a little power.

I still want to say that the rule of law and social epidemic prevention are not amulets for all illegal activities. It doesn't mean that as long as it's for epidemic prevention, you can violate one

Cut off the rights and interests of others and commit illegal acts. Respect science, abide by laws and regulations, and protect the people.

It is often because this behavior is an act of undermining epidemic prevention, which has a very bad influence and increases residents and policies.

This confrontation should be dealt with seriously.

In my opinion, this vulgar epidemic prevention story happened because individual staff did not stand from the public's point of view.

Think about problems and deal with things.

Why do residents transfer goods privately? After being discovered, why kill innocent rice eggs? In the process of dumping, why tear open the packaged rice bag and throw it away, break the eggs and throw them away? If you really carry the virus, isn't it more conducive to the spread and spread of the virus?

To say the least, dealing with the "waste" involved in the epidemic is a very professional and serious matter. It's not enough to just throw it into the trash can in ordinary red mandarin jacket volunteer clothes. Once the epidemic spread because of this dumping incident, the relevant personnel not only have to bear the responsibility of party discipline and political discipline, but also are suspected of violating the law and committing crimes.