With 170 million migrant workers returning to work in cities, will re-crowded stations aggravate the spread of the epidemic?

It may aggravate the spread of the epidemic, but as long as you take good protection, it will not spread easily. You must wear a mask when going out, disinfect stations frequently, spread out the crowds, only sell 50% of the tickets, and don't sit too close to each other to avoid direct contact. Set up sensor disinfection water at the station so that everyone can disinfect it when they go there. Wearing disposable gloves will be safer. After returning home, take off your clothes and wash them immediately. As long as everyone pays attention to the epidemic and takes adequate protection, the epidemic can be effectively controlled even if work resumes. The method is as follows:

1. Non-local employees must be quarantined for 14 days before going to work.

Companies are gradually resuming work, and the flow of people on the streets is gradually increasing. This gives people the illusion that the epidemic is under control and they can move around at will. This is a very wrong approach. This approach may lead to another large-scale outbreak of the epidemic, so the government needs to remind companies that migrant workers must be quarantined for 14 days before going to work to ensure safety.

2. Strengthen traffic diversion at stations and prevent people from sitting too densely.

There will inevitably be crowds of people at the station, so we need to educate them in time not to stay together. Floors and toilets must be disinfected frequently, especially handles, which are touched by many people and are highly susceptible to infection. Migrant workers should also carry alcohol-containing wet wipes with them and wipe them off casually to prevent viruses from easily invading.

3. Disinfect the luggage of migrant workers.

The luggage of migrant workers is usually large and small, with a lot of things. When going through the security check, disinfect these items and shoes as well to avoid bacterial invasion. When checking in, you should also keep a distance from the person in front of you and don't get too close. These are all effective means to prevent and control the epidemic. I believe that if everyone takes the epidemic seriously and strictly implements isolation methods, it will not continue to spread.

It is only a matter of time before migrant workers return to the city to resume work. While we need to control the epidemic, we must also control the economy. Otherwise, they will be locked up at home, and some people will not be able to make money and there will be public security unrest. Enterprises should also strengthen the education of employees, do a good job in safety prevention and control, and disinfect the company frequently to try not to infect others or be infected by others.