How hard is it for the volunteers to fight against the epidemic when the Dalian guy enters the quarantine area again to heat up the moss spots?

I'm a freshman, and I'm a sophomore.

During the epidemic period, epidemic prevention work was carried out in the community, and the main work was to check the temperature of people entering and leaving the community, register with their real names, and foreigners/cars were not allowed to enter.

from the end of January to April, the process is really tiring. One: Why do you volunteer?

For COVID-19, because my mother is a nurse, I have been exposed to a lot of medical knowledge since I was a child. With the arrival of the epidemic, I feel that things are not so simple: the number of people who die and are diagnosed every day is increasing, and medical supplies are in short supply, so I begin to realize that something must be done.

I don't know if it has been protected too well. The SARS in 23 and the Wenchuan earthquake in 28 have been in nine-year compulsory education, and I only know that I have to go to school anyway, and I have no other thoughts. But this time, after reading some Weibo's super talk, I was thinking about what I could do. It's ok to save one person if one person is infected less. Two: How hard are volunteers?

① gather at the gate of the community at 7: a.m. on time, register the information of passing vehicles and measure the body temperature of the people in the vehicles, and spray 84 disinfectant repeatedly to roads, squares, fitness equipment and other places in the afternoon. Every day, we mainly supervise foreign registration personnel, register well, and prevent virus carriers from entering the community. At the same time, actively communicate with the neighborhood Committee to work better. Every day, I have to help the passing passengers measure their body temperature and register the data. What is the most frequently said sentence? Hello, I'll take your temperature. It's normal. Please register. Thank you for your cooperation. ? At the same time, a learning organization with a strong learning country was established, and villagers were invited from door to door to register and enter the learning group. ?

② Make hundreds of phone calls every day, visit hundreds of households, ask and record data such as fever, cough, contact history and family history, generate forms and feed them back to the community, and send food and daily necessities to the isolated people at home.

③ deployment and distribution of living materials. Most shopping malls and supermarkets in the epidemic are closed. All material allocation is handed over to the community grassroots. It is managed by the neighborhood committees of each community, with the help of several volunteers. As soon as the materials organized by the community come, volunteers are needed to place the goods in time and transport them to the relevant distribution positions. At the same time, the corresponding registration should be made, and the number of handover points should be clear, and then the organization should be uniformly distributed to each household. Three: What is your biggest gain as a volunteer?

I have witnessed too many things in these dozens of days of volunteer time. I think this is a growth, but also an experience. While serving the first-line warriors, it not only warms oneself, but also warms others? . At the same time, I also shared a lot of experiences and experiences with many staff in the community. At the same time, I also learned a lot about the grass-roots organizational structure and working methods of the community.

The epidemic is merciless. We firmly believe that with the participation of such excellent young volunteers, we must and will protect our homeland and the city where we live. When the haze of the virus clears, we will reproduce the prosperity of this city.