Ruili has launched universal vaccination. What is currently lacking? How to protect residents’ lives?

1. What Ruili City currently lacks most is transfer personnel and Burmese translators. Because many of the people who tested positive for nucleic acid tests in Ruili City this time are people with Burmese registered residence, language is currently a major obstacle.

Right now, Ruili City has the biggest shortage of immigration personnel. Among so many people who have tested positive for nucleic acid tests for the epidemic, we do not have professional immigration personnel, and we do not have Myanmar language translators. This is very difficult for us. The language barrier prevents us from understanding the itinerary and flow of these people in a timely manner. This makes it inconvenient for us to carry out re-examination and screening, and brings great difficulties to the new crown epidemic prevention work.

2. For the quarantined people in Ruili City, the government has made corresponding emergency plans. In accordance with the city’s basic livelihood requirements, all power supply trucks, garbage trucks, and vehicles transporting rice, flour, oil and other materials are open to green channel, implementing 24-hour uninterrupted supply.

Specially large supermarkets in urban areas will be opened to ensure the normal daily needs of the people, and some convenience stores will also operate normally. For residents, it is possible to have one member go out every three days to purchase supplies. This is similar to the epidemic prevention and control measures during the Chinese New Year, so it can basically ensure the normal life of residents. The period of home isolation will not be long, so it will not have much impact on people's daily needs.

3. For all residents of Ruili City, vaccination is planned to be completed within five days. The 300,000 population in the district will be vaccinated, and they can help work 24 hours a day.

Everyone in Ruili City is working hard. They perform tasks in shifts 24 hours a day. They are racing against time to control the epidemic in the shortest time. This is also to ensure the safety of the people in the region. In order to protect the country's epidemic prevention and control, there are currently no problems with the supply of COVID-19 vaccines in Ruili City, and the vaccines can be supplied normally to meet Ruili City's needs. We also hope that Ruili City will get better soon.