A group of 3 people rent houses in Shanghai, and half of them are infected with COVID-19. What are the hidden dangers of renting houses in groups?

Today's Shanghai has gradually stepped out of the haze of the epidemic and entered the stage of orderly resumption of work and production. After all, Shanghai has experienced a state of silent control for more than two months, which has also made many Shanghai residents feel hard-won about the normal life that has been restored.

As we all know, Shanghai is an international metropolis, and it is a world full of money. But at the same time, there are still many social workers living in Shanghai, who contribute their meager strength to the construction of Shanghai.

During the epidemic in Shanghai, many residents were isolated from their homes, so daily nucleic acid testing became an important part of everyone's life. At the same time, in some key areas of nucleic acid testing and screening, it was found that there was a house of more than 1 square meters with nearly 3 people living in it. Originally, the interior of these houses had been cut into 11 rooms, large and small, and even after being connected with the house next door, 18 rooms were separated, which was different from Hong Kong. Rooms are no different. Nearly half of the 3 people living there were diagnosed as COVID-19 after nucleic acid testing.

In fact, there is more than one such group renting house. Even in the same residential building, there are many groups renting houses, and at least a dozen people live in these groups renting houses. However, back to reality, there are quite amazing numbers of such group renting houses in Shanghai.

it is undeniable that the accommodation environment of group renting is definitely not as ideal as expected, especially from the perspective of safety, the excessively dense living environment is likely to lead to the safety of fire and electricity, and in the current epidemic prevention and control period, this high-density group living has become a fetter of epidemic prevention and control. Of course, after the relevant situation of group renting was exposed, these group renting houses have been affixed with rectification orders, and some tenants have also been retired.

The emergence of group renting also has its inevitable factors. After all, in the bottom of many social workers living in Shanghai, they are eager to find a suitable place to live. Even if the relevant accommodation conditions are not ideal, it is enough for them to have a place to live, which is also a realistic helpless choice.