Are you moved to see nucleic acid testing for residents in the cold wind of medical treatment?

The epidemic situation in the international village was vigorous, and a large number of wounded and sick people were dispatched. Hebei province mobilized 1000 medical staff from other provinces to continue to resist Shijiazhuang. My dearest international village has detected 1, 654,380+million people in three days, and the efficiency is really high. But what moved me most was that every medical worker tested the residents in the cold wind.

The severe epidemic situation in Shijiazhuang is really serious. Now the city is closed, and the railway stations in Shijiazhuang are closed. Only the passing train, the passengers on the bus actually saw Shijiazhuang station, and no one got on the bus. What really touches us is every medical staff, who are not afraid of anything in the cold and still do nucleic acid testing for every resident.

I am a college student in Shijiazhuang and returned to China before the outbreak of the epidemic. But I really felt how cold it was in Shijiazhuang in those days, and it was a little better during the day, which was basically around-10 degrees. It is ok to wear down jacket at this temperature, but what really makes people feel the most uncomfortable is the strong wind in Shijiazhuang, especially at the entrance of some intersections or communities. Such a huge tuyere, coupled with the cooling these days. For an ordinary person, it is really refreshing. Not to mention the nurses, who also do nucleic acid tests for every resident in the biting cold wind. It was really touching.

I hope every medical staff can rest assured that every medical staff is so busy dealing with the epidemic, and every nurse who does nucleic acid testing for the community is walking in the biting cold wind. I suddenly remembered a photo of a nurse sunbathing, also in the cold winter, and also for the community to do nucleic acid testing. I am really happy to see this little sister sitting on a stool in the sun. I hope all medical staff can survive this epidemic safely.