More than 3,000 people from Zhejiang Wanli University were transferred late at night. Why did the epidemic happen on campus?

As the weather gets warmer, spring has slowly entered our lives, and many trees, flowers and plants are ready to move. Even the epidemic that we are so in awe of is heating up. After reading recent reports, it is not difficult to find that schools have become the hardest hit areas of the epidemic.

On the evening of April 12, 2022, a person who tested positive for the new coronavirus was found in a centralized isolation point in Yinzhou District, Ningbo. He was a close contact of the confirmed case notified at noon on April 12. The infected person lives in the Qianhu Campus of Zhejiang Wanli University, is a student, and is an intern at Ningbo Shanhaibiao Information Technology Co., Ltd., and has completed 3 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

So what’s the problem? Why have schools become the main battleground against the epidemic?

In schools, teachers and students gather together every day, so the risk is relatively high, and each student will come into contact with his or her own family members. Too many people are cross-contacted every day. The risk itself is relatively high.

I believe that under the guidance of vigorous publicity and guidance in various provinces and cities. All students in every school should be vaccinated. Just because we've been vaccinated doesn't mean we should relax our vigilance. In particular, some schools do not have adequate prevention awareness. This increases the risk even more.

The new crown has mutated several times, and the current Omicron has stronger transmissibility.

How should we prevent these, especially schools.

1. To strengthen students’ awareness of prevention, especially to increase students’ awareness, it is recommended to carry out anti-epidemic classes for teachers and students. Fighting the epidemic is not a personal matter, nor is it a unilateral matter of the school. It requires everyone's joint efforts and joint maintenance. The joint participation of all teachers and students is the key to the school's fight against the epidemic.

2. Parents also need to increase their own awareness of prevention and set an example for their children.

3. The school should take responsibility. Schools should take disinfection and daily testing seriously. It must not be done perfunctorily. Find problems in time and deal with them promptly. Don't wait until a group gathering breaks out. By the time you take corresponding measures, it's already too late.

Finally, I firmly believe that this round of epidemic will definitely pass. We are required to unite together, abide by cooperation, and fight the epidemic together.