Drive for 5 hours! The side door of the community was opened in a limited time, and the door of the residents' house was closed. What impact does this have on residents' lives?

The side door of the community is opened in a limited time, and the door of the residents' house is always closed, which has an impact on the lives of residents, especially office workers, so it will increase commuting time and lead to congestion.

Now, due to the impact of the epidemic, we can see that the management of many communities is very strict, because in this case, if COVID-19 patients or their secrets appear, it will have some negative effects on the normal life and operation of the whole community, so under such circumstances, many communities have some policies aimed at limiting the number of people in the community.

We found that the policy of one community was very unreasonable. The side door of this community is actually open for a limited time, only five hours a day. If many residents go home after working overtime, the door may have been closed, which will have some negative effects on their lives. First of all, we should know that the working hours and working days of many residents are not fixed. Maybe some people will catch up with the closed door of the community when they work overtime or work night shift, so they can't return to their homes normally. If a resident can't return to his home normally, it actually infringes on their legitimate rights and interests. Secondly, we can see that many residents will become anxious when they get off work. Many people are anxious to go home, afraid that the door of the community will be closed. In this case, traffic accidents and dangers are easy to occur. If such adverse consequences occur, it will be too late for everyone to regret.

Although the original purpose of this community is very good, it can be seen that it is to limit people's access, but its setting is actually very unreasonable, which has affected the normal life of many residents, so the property of this community must be actively rectified and restricted without affecting the normal life of residents.