Why has Zhejiang controlled the epidemic so well?

A few coughs opened the door to 2020. Then, the world was in chaos.

On January 24, the eve of the Lunar New Year, flight TR188 carrying 335 passengers at Singapore Changi Airport took off at 15:50, and its destination was Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport.

At 21:35, as soon as the flight landed, customs officers wearing full anti-epidemic uniforms boarded the plane and issued masks and health registration forms to each passenger. After an hour of examination, two Wuhan passengers with fever were sent to Xiaoshan District First People's Hospital, while the remaining 114 Wuhan passengers were safely isolated at Xiaoshan Baosheng Daogu Hotel, more than a thousand meters away from the airport.

At the same time, a large number of police and staff rushed to the International Arrival Gate 2 of the airport to measure the temperatures of passengers on flight TR188 one by one as they filed out. Subsequently, the 219 passengers were taken away by a special vehicle from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and placed under medical observation at the Hangzhou Municipal Party School.

From early warning, testing, isolation to arranging passengers in batches, everything was handled by Hangzhou Customs, the Hangzhou and Zhejiang Provincial Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the local government, and it was smooth and smooth.

The Hangzhou Center for Disease Control and Prevention immediately disclosed the information to alleviate public panic.

At this point, Zhejiang is facing a real big test!

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In fact, Zhejiang had already prepared for a rainy day as early as the day before.

On January 23, Wuhan was locked down. At that time, Hubei launched a secondary response mechanism for major public health emergencies.

Although the epidemic in Zhejiang has not yet risen, on the same day, Zhejiang launched a first-level response mechanism for major public health emergencies, becoming the first province in the country to launch a first-level response.

The soldiers and horses move forward before the food and grass are moved. The Zhejiang Finance Department urgently raised 973 million special funds for epidemic prevention and control, procurement of supplies and medical treatment, so that patients and front-line medical staff have no worries.

Immediately, Hangzhou passed the "Zhejiang Government Dingpin" comprehensive deployment, strictly implemented the "Class B infectious diseases, adopted the requirements of Class A management", and implemented the strictest prevention and control measures.

Wu Zhirong, deputy director of the Hangzhou Municipal Transportation Bureau, informed the public: At every prevention and control point in Hangzhou, every vehicle must be checked, every person must be tested, and every person must be registered! ?.

Wharfs, passenger terminals, subways, and high-speed trains are fully disinfected, and staff hold thermometers in hand to measure temperatures at fixed points; farmers’ markets and restaurant kitchens are inspected in depth; leisure and entertainment venues, cinemas, KTVs, and supermarkets are empty; High-traffic places such as the West Lake Fountain and Lingyin Temple will gradually be closed after January 24; 78 toll stations on the city's highways will implement 24-hour epidemic prevention inspections.

As the epidemic spreads, it is impossible for the people not to panic. However, rumors stop only the wise, and openness and transparency are the best comfort.

Authoritative media such as Hangzhou Daily, Hangzhou Net, and Hangzhou Release broadcast the latest news 24 hours a day. The age, movement path and shape of each newly infected person are clear, and they are regarded as textbook-like by netizens. release?.

Every spokesperson in the field of anti-epidemic answered questions in extremely detailed and straight to the point.