Handwritten reports on fighting the epidemic

The handwritten newspaper for fighting against the epidemic is as follows:

The first one:

The second one:

The text of the handwritten newspaper for fighting against the epidemic As follows:

1. An epidemic has made us understand: life comes and goes, and there is no future. Life is fragile and short, and we must know how to cherish it. While you are still alive, don't delay what you want to do, and meet the people you want to see as soon as possible, so as not to leave yourself with lifelong regrets.

2. I hope that the epidemic can be controlled as soon as possible, work and production can be resumed as soon as possible, and the original life can be restored! I hope that after the epidemic, all good things will come as expected and as you wish.

3. I hope not only spring will come as promised, but also you who will be safe after the epidemic.

4. This year’s birthday wish is not for wealth or glory. I just hope that the epidemic will end soon, that the frontline soldiers will go home soon, and that people will return to normal life soon.

5. Pay tribute to all medical workers and scientific researchers fighting on the front line, and protect yourself and others.

6. Thank you to all those who "persisted" and paid tribute to all those who "retrograded"! In the face of the epidemic, we call on everyone to wear masks, wash hands frequently, go out less, and avoid gatherings. Pay attention to protection and overcome the difficulties.

7. Working side by side and adhering to their dedication, the people fighting the epidemic have left behind tearful memories. If we are united, there will be no obstacle that cannot be overcome. Together, we are waiting for the day of victory!

8. To prevent and control respiratory infectious diseases, the key is to achieve the "four early" steps, namely: early detection, early reporting, early isolation, and early treatment.

9. Wash your hands frequently, use soap or hand sanitizer and wash your hands with running water. Do not wipe your hands with dirty towels. Wash your hands immediately after coming into contact with respiratory secretions (such as after sneezing).

10. Cover your mouth and nose with a handkerchief or tissue when sneezing or coughing to prevent droplets from contaminating others. Do not spit anywhere, and do not throw away toilet paper used for spitting or wiping your nose. Patients wear masks at home or when going out to avoid infecting others.