In the context of the new pneumonia, how do migrant workers return to the city?

The spring breeze is like a distinguished guest, it becomes prosperous as soon as it arrives. ?Today is the seventeenth day of the first lunar month. In recent years, on the sixth day of the first lunar month, a large number of migrant workers will leave their hometowns and start working in cities. This year’s Spring Festival has been affected by the new type of pneumonia. The Spring Festival holiday is postponed from the sixth day of the first lunar month to the ninth day of the first lunar month. The time for migrant workers to move to cities to work will also be delayed. However, the return of migrant workers has been put on the agenda. During the new pneumonia prevention and control period, what should migrant workers pay attention to when they go to cities to work?

Based on the past experience of migrant workers in cities, early migrant workers will start to work in cities after the sixth day of the first lunar month, and some migrant workers will move to cities after the 16th day of the first lunar month. Although the time for migrant workers to work in cities will be delayed due to the impact of this year's new pneumonia, life will continue. Most migrant workers will work later in the city than in previous years. According to the current development speed of new pneumonia, new pneumonia will not be effectively controlled in the short term.

New pneumonia is spread through droplets. When migrant workers go to cities to work, they usually choose to take trains and other means of transportation. When migrant workers return to the city by train, everyone should wear a mask. Medical surgical masks and protective masks can effectively block some viruses on water droplets, so wearing masks is the first choice for migrant workers.

Objects that patients with new pneumonia come into contact with may also spread the disease. Therefore, it is best for migrant workers to carry alcohol wipes with them when traveling. After touching public items, wipe hands and arms that come into contact with the items. When you get home, wash your hands with soap, hand sanitizer, or alcohol-based hand sanitizer. It is best not to touch your mouth, nose and eyes with your hands outside to avoid bacterial contamination of your hands.

After you arrive at your place, don’t go out if you have nothing to do, especially in crowded places such as shopping malls, supermarkets, mahjong parlors, and movie theaters. After you finish your work every day, go back to your place of residence. Isolate yourself and measure your body temperature every morning and evening, because the incubation period of the new type of pneumonia is generally 3-7 days, and the longest is no more than 14 days. Therefore, after entering the city, it is best to self-isolate for two weeks. If you find any suspicious symptoms, go to the local hospital for treatment in time. This is responsible for yourself, your family, and society.