Fight the epidemic, practice the initial intention and volunteer to undertake the mission.

South China: Liu Xiufang and Chen report.

The epidemic is ruthless and there is love in the world. When the virus invaded Fangchenggang and endangered people's lives, volunteers bravely faced difficulties, stuck to their posts and stopped the epidemic.

On May 15, 2022, Guangxi Fangchenggang Service Team, a volunteer from East Net, with more than 50 people, was divided into 6 groups and served in epidemic prevention and control posts all day.

In the morning, it was raining in Mao Mao. A group of volunteers arrived at Taohuawan inoculation site on time, and after a simple division of labor, they immediately went to work. They reminded the masses to keep a distance of one meter, some released information, some guided them to fill in information, maintained order at the scene, guided the masses to complete the vaccination process, and cooperated with medical staff to vaccinate in an orderly manner. They worked tirelessly, repeatedly guided and patiently explained again and again, so that every resident who came to vaccinate could be vaccinated as soon as possible to ensure that the vaccination work was carried out smoothly and orderly.

The second, third and fourth groups of volunteers at the card points in Jinhai, Zijin City and Pearl Picking Market took the temperature of everyone who entered the vegetable market, checked the hygiene code, and reminded them to wear masks to prevent and control the market epidemic.

The fifth and sixth groups assist the on-site staff on the expressway to input and report the information of passing vehicles and personnel, carefully check the passing vehicles and personnel, and check the nucleic acid test certificate, health code and boarding code of the drivers and passengers one by one. Strive to minimize the risk of epidemic importation.

Where the epidemic prevention work is most tense, there are volunteers from the East Network who are busy. They shoulder the mission with practical actions, practice their initial intentions in the front line of epidemic prevention and control, and * * * all contribute to epidemic prevention and control.