During the epidemic, residents’ drinking water needs to “stand still” before use. Is it true?

?I don’t think so. There is no such baseless practice, and there is currently no experiment showing that doing so is healthier for the body. The current national standard for residual chlorine in factory water is 0.3-4.0 mg/l. According to the water quality of Chongqing waters, the city's water supply companies generally have residual chlorine in factory water between 0.5-0.8 mg/l in winter. In order to ensure the safety of water quality during the epidemic, the average residual chlorine in factory water is controlled at around 0.7 mg/|, which meets the requirements of national regulations. There is no need for so-called "standing to evaporate", and citizens can drink with confidence.

So don’t believe in rumors. How can you get better results by letting it sit for a few minutes? Nowadays, water quality has strict requirements. The water supply department cannot change the water quality standards at will without permission, so Whenever in the future, you must pay attention to the official news, otherwise you will be easily confused by some rumors.

?During this epidemic, we must pay attention to personal hygiene, do not drink from other people’s water cups, and do not spit at will. Moreover, masks must only be used by one person and cannot be used interchangeably. For personal safety Safety must be protected and taken seriously, and the virus must not be allowed to take advantage of. Don't believe in rumors casually. Generally speaking, rumors are likely to be false. What we should do is to keep our eyes open and don't believe in rumors casually. Don't go out casually, and wear a mask when going out.

When you are at home recently, you must drink more boiled water, eat more green vegetables, don’t eat too greasy food, keep indoor ventilation, don’t go to crowded places, and stay at home. This is the best way. Don't walk around at will to reduce the phenomenon of neighbors visiting the house. Be sure to wash your hands frequently, disinfect the rooms at home regularly, and have less contact with live poultry. Don't be anxious or bored. We must firmly believe that we can win this tough battle and we must persevere.