This time pneumonia is implemented in every village. Are there any hard-core village party secretaries?

In the past half month, after the new type of pneumonia in Wuhan was made public, many places have launched first-level epidemic response mechanisms, especially some rural areas.

Because they are far away from urban areas and have limited medical conditions, it is not easy to get treatment in time once a suspected illness occurs. Medical supplies are also in short supply in rural areas. The most important thing is that the people's safety awareness is weak. In some places, village cadres and some people who understood the seriousness of the disease themselves took action. Such extreme isolation measures as road closures, prohibiting any vehicle from entering or leaving the village, and hanging warning signs on the doorsteps of the homes of people returning from epidemic areas are known as "hard-core" measures.

Objectively speaking, this has played a very good role in preventing the spread of the epidemic. After all, few villagers in rural areas have this kind of safety awareness, but the village party secretary and village doctors have received certain education. , it is urgent to deal with the epidemic, and protecting ourselves and everyone is the most important, so we have taken such "hard-core" measures. It is understood that it is not just Henan's rural areas that have taken "hard-core" measures to prevent the epidemic at the grassroots level. There is also news that in Xinxiang, Henan, the village party secretary used a loudspeaker to discourage people from visiting relatives and friends. Although it seems exaggerated, there is nothing wrong with it. Only in this way can we reduce the flow of people and block the transmission route of the new pneumonia virus, which will be beneficial to the control of the epidemic without any harm.

It is precisely the "hard-core" measures adopted by many rural grassroots cadres that have played a positive role in winning this epidemic prevention battle. All localities are strengthening the isolation of relevant personnel and taking certain measures. A common practice is to post home isolation notices on the doorsteps of the homes of people who have returned from Hubei, and attach a reporting hotline. Although it looks a bit eye-catching, it is not malicious. For rural people, such reminders can be seen from a distance, which is still very useful. It also plays a very good role for the folks who have the custom of neighbors paying New Year greetings to each other during the Spring Festival. warning effect.

There are even many grassroots propaganda in rural areas using jingles or limericks. For example, "Anyone invited to dinner now is a Hongmen Banquet", "Anyone who doesn't report a fever is a class enemy lurking among the people", "Anyone who doesn't report a fever after returning from Hubei is a time bomb", etc. It seems a bit It's too much, but for the grassroots rural masses whose educational level is generally low, if they can be warned from these slightly exaggerated words, the purpose has been achieved.