Shanghai has fully resumed normal production and living order since June. How to pay equal attention to epidemic prevention when returning to work?

Shanghai will fully restore normal production and living order from June, and the following points should be noted:

First, adhere to proportional nucleic acid sampling. At present, the epidemic situation in Shanghai has entered a relatively stable situation, which means that Shanghai's resumption of work has begun to be deployed in an orderly manner. However, it should be noted that this does not mean that the epidemic has been completely eliminated, and there are probably still some hidden dangers in society. Therefore, it is very necessary to take proportional nucleic acid sampling at regular intervals, especially in places with large population movements, and it is even more necessary to insist on daily nucleic acid testing.

For example, in a factory, for employees in the factory, a nucleic acid test is conducted every day or every 48 hours, and for schools and institutions, accounting spot checks are conducted in this way, so as to detect and prevent the spread of the epidemic in time.

The second is to strictly implement disinfection and epidemic prevention measures. In addition, these public places should strictly implement disinfection and epidemic prevention measures. Disinfect the environment twice a day in the morning and evening, register and monitor the temperature of people entering and leaving public places, and focus on controlling the isolation of people at home. We should not be careless in thinking and attitude, nor should we be lax in the process. Only by keeping a high degree of vigilance at all times can we nip the epidemic in the cradle and control its spread.

Third, focus on the prevention and control of passenger stations. Another area that needs to be focused on is the passenger station, which is also one of the areas with the largest passenger flow. Therefore, in the next epidemic prevention and control work, we should also focus on passenger stations. Whether it is a railway station, a bus station or an airport, every passenger should be thoroughly investigated, and no hidden dangers and risks can be missed.

Epidemic prevention and control itself is a protracted war, which requires unremitting efforts to achieve the final victory. On the contrary, we should work together with one heart and one mind to win a better tomorrow.