Special police are skilled in using drones to airdrop milk powder for 1 year-old babies. How to protect residents' daily necessities under the epidemic situation?

If residents want to effectively protect their daily necessities, they must ensure the normal operation of vegetable shops and supermarkets and provide solutions for special groups. In addition, we must avoid driving up prices.

Due to the signs of repeated outbreaks in China, it is very important to ensure people's daily needs, because if people's daily needs cannot be guaranteed, it will inevitably bring great influence to people's lives.

First, in order to ensure the necessities of life, we must ensure the normal operation of supermarkets and vegetable shops. After the outbreak, most businesses will choose to close their doors, but even if the epidemic is severe, the government must ensure the normal operation of supermarkets and vegetable shops, because if supermarkets and vegetable shops cannot operate normally, it will inevitably bring considerable influence to the lives of ordinary people, and may even lead to the failure to effectively solve the problem of eating for ordinary people.

Second, in order to effectively guarantee the necessities of life, we must provide solutions for special groups. Although most people will abide by the official epidemic prevention regulations when the epidemic occurs, there are bound to be special groups among the people. If we can provide effective solutions to these special groups, it will inevitably bring effective solutions to the daily needs of the people. If the solution channel is not established, it will inevitably cause strong dissatisfaction among the people.

Third, if we want to effectively protect the necessities of life, we must avoid driving up prices. We should know that once the situation of driving up prices appears, it will inevitably lead to the problem of material shortage in society, because when people see that prices are getting higher and higher, they will choose to buy necessities on a large scale. If these necessities are not properly distributed, people's living needs will inevitably not be effectively guaranteed, so I think the government must avoid driving up prices.