The reporter has been staying in the shelter since he was infected with COVID-19 virus. What's life like in the shelter?

The epidemic still exists, and Shanghai is still struggling to fight it. In order to better deal with infected people, Shanghai has established a shelter. No, a reporter was infected with COVID-19 virus and then went to a shelter. So, what's life like in the shelter? According to this reporter's description, I think life in the cabin is dull and busy. Let's take a look at the details with me.

First, the life in the shelter is dull. Small shelters form a small society. Some people cut people's hair in it, some people bring pets in it, and some people chat with people everywhere. From this reporter's description, I can see that the patients in the shelter are not nervous because of isolation. On the contrary, they are relaxed and do whatever they have to do. This invisibly shows people's trust in medical staff. At the same time, everyone is tolerant and can help each other.

Second, the life in the shelter is busy. As a shelter, many patients come and go every day. The reporter said that the bed opposite him was empty yesterday and full when he got up in the morning. Reporter description? I haven't slept in the shelter for a while, just us infected people? . This shows that with the continuous improvement of cases, medical staff have almost no rest, just like a shelter without rest at the moment.

Third, my opinion I think the shelter is a good place for centralized isolation treatment. If we live in a shelter, then you should relax while actively treating, and don't worry too much, which is not conducive to physical recovery; If they are healthy people, they should abide by local epidemic prevention measures, actively cooperate with relevant personnel and take protective measures to avoid infection. Besides, I think the May Day holiday is coming. At this time, there should be many people who want to go out and feel the beautiful scenery during the holidays. However, in the face of such a serious epidemic, I suggest that we still spend the holidays on the spot.

After reading so much, what do you think of life in the cabin? You can also post your comments in the comments section.