More and more residential areas implement closed management. Do you think it is reasonable not to let the courier enter the community?

Recently, more and more communities have begun to implement closed management, and couriers are not allowed to enter the community. The opinions of residents in the community are also different. I think this is a double-edged sword, with both advantages and disadvantages.

The advantages of closed management are: 1. From the perspective of epidemic prevention and control, when the epidemic broke out at the beginning of last year, all communities were under closed management, and all take-out and express delivery were placed at the gate of the community for residents to claim, thus avoiding the contact between couriers and take-out staff and residents of the community, effectively inhibiting the spread of the virus. At present, the epidemic is not over yet, and closed management is still an effective means to control the epidemic. 2. It is also beneficial from the perspective of personal and property safety. There are many large and small courier companies in the market, and there are many people who send couriers to the community every day. The personal qualities of couriers are also uneven. As manual workers, most of them don't have good academic background and family background, and they don't have good higher education. If they are allowed to enter, some couriers may steal or misbehave towards women. The implementation of closed management can effectively block the occurrence of such incidents and make it more convenient for the property management community. 3. From the courier's point of view, they concentrate on delivering at the door of the community or the courier station, saving time and effort and reducing the time to enter the community and send them to the courier cabinet one by one, so most couriers are willing to do so subjectively.

Everything has two sides. After talking about the advantages, let's take a look at the disadvantages of closed management. 1. Express delivery is at risk of loss. When the epidemic broke out last year, express delivery piled up in front of our community, which not only affected the environment, but also caused great problems for residents to find express delivery themselves. I often hear that someone can't find their own courier, including many valuables. In the end, residents can only admit that they are unlucky. It is inconvenient and time-consuming to find express delivery. Unlike putting them into the courier cabinets in the community one by one, everyone can use a unique pick-up code to correspond to the corresponding courier cabinet grid. After closed management, couriers are generally concentrated. How to find one of your own among a lot of couriers is a difficult problem. Even the courier placed in the property hall of the residential area, I often have to look for it for a long time without results, and I have to contact the courier to ask him where to put it. There are also hidden dangers for express delivery companies. Residents will complain about the courier company if they can't find the courier or the courier is lost. If the courier is lost, the company will definitely not be excused. It will be a lot of trouble to track the whereabouts of the courier and distinguish which party is responsible.

Whether to implement closed management is really not a hasty decision, but a comprehensive decision should be made according to the actual situation of the community and the opinions of the owners. When the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, it is necessary to implement a new policy.