Will the accumulation of a large number of epidemic prevention personnel at the entrance of the community affect the lives of residents?

A large number of epidemic prevention personnel gathered at the gate of the community, which will not affect the lives of residents. On the contrary, they stick to their posts in order to better protect the lives of residents.

The COVID-19 epidemic made us spend an unforgettable Spring Festival. Many people proposed to extend the Spring Festival holiday before. This year, their dreams have come true. But what I didn't expect was that I could only stay at home and go nowhere during such a long holiday. Although it is boring at home, it is safe, because the virus is shouting outside: Come out, I will play with you! Do you dare to go out in this situation? I dare not, but some people have to leave the warm bed, comfortable home environment, put on airtight protective clothing, stand in places where they don't know whether it is safe or not, and contact different people. They are the epidemic prevention workers who are fighting in front of your community. There are community workers and property masters here. Although they are not angels in white, they are not the first-line medical staff to fight against the virus, but they also risk not knowing when they will be infected.

Taking our community as an example, it is necessary to go out and register, measure body temperature and disinfect. Vehicles entering and leaving the vehicle shall be inspected and registered one by one, and the vehicle shall be disinfected, and then an exit permit shall be issued. Each household is only allowed to go out for one day, and those who go out to work should check the certificate of returning to work. These tasks should be carried out meticulously, so as to ensure the safety of residents in the community. In case there are confirmed patients and suspected patients, epidemic prevention personnel have to go home for disinfection. These tasks need to be done by someone to ensure that the epidemic can be contained in the first place. Whether these tedious tasks are carried out seriously is actually related to everyone's life safety.

During the epidemic, I also became a community duty officer with honor. One stop at the gate of the community is one day. Actually, I caught a cold on my first day on duty. You can't drink water while wearing a mask, and you rarely go to the toilet for a day. It's really hard. So don't think going out with many epidemic prevention workers will affect everyone's life. It is these epidemic prevention workers who ensure everyone's safety.