The loudspeaker at the entrance of the community is bombarded 15 hours a day for nucleic acid testing, and the residents expressed collapse. How to control this situation?

Introduction: As the epidemic lasts longer and longer, epidemic prevention and control has become a matter that all places must pay attention to. In order to better prevent and control the epidemic, communities in many places will carry out nucleic acid prevention and control measures. Netizens who pay attention to current social affairs may have noticed such shocking news. The loudspeaker at the entrance of the community is bombarded with nucleic acid tests 15 hours a day, and the residents expressed collapse. As soon as this news was released, it attracted the attention of many netizens and discussed this behavior.

Although the community’s move to do nucleic acid testing is very correct, bombarding people to do nucleic acid testing fifteen hours a day may have some negative effects. Regarding this situation, many netizens said that relevant departments should control it. The 15-hour bombardment every day to do nucleic acid testing will not only affect the normal life of residents, but may also arouse people's aversion to doing nucleic acid testing. Since the method of using loudspeakers to notify nucleic acid preparation was proposed by relevant departments, relevant departments can also propose some new methods.

If you want to control this situation, you should do three aspects. The first aspect is to strengthen the notification of nucleic acid testing by community groups. In order to facilitate the management of the community, almost every community will establish a community group. In every community group, there should be relevant managers. If these managers strengthen the notification of nucleic acid testing, then there will be less need to use loudspeakers to constantly shout about nucleic acid testing. The second aspect is to strengthen the use of nucleic acid testing certificates. No matter when, there are always more solutions than difficulties.

If you cannot enter or leave the community without taking nucleic acid tests, then residents will definitely actively take nucleic acid tests. If the resident cannot provide the relevant nucleic acid test certificate, the community can allow the resident to complete the nucleic acid test before entering the community. The third aspect is that relevant departments should launch new measures. Since nucleic acid production is for the normal life of residents, if this kind of nucleic acid production affects people's lives, then relevant departments should launch new measures. If relevant departments launch new measures, it may be able to stimulate people's enthusiasm for doing nucleic acid.