Beijing Yonghui Supermarket was fined 50,000 yuan for unqualified nucleic acid detection of cold chain employees. What epidemic prevention problems still exist in supermarkets?

There are still many epidemic prevention problems in supermarkets, such as the mixing of imported food and domestic food, the residents of cold chain employees not practicing daily nucleic acid, the incomplete ledger, and the non-registration of people returning to Beijing.

Beijing Yonghui Supermarket was fined 50,000 yuan, not only because the cold chain employees didn't do nucleic acid testing, but also because the imported goods and domestic foods in this supermarket were not stored separately according to the epidemic prevention requirements, and 28 kinds of imported foods were mixed with domestic foods. This practice has great security risks. If imported goods carry viruses, domestic foods will also be infected with viruses, and people are at great risk of spreading viruses after buying such foods.

The cold chain employees who live together in this supermarket did not carry out daily nucleic acid testing at all, which is also in violation of epidemic prevention regulations. Need to carry out corresponding rectification and punishment. According to the local epidemic prevention policy, people living with cold chain practitioners should also carry out daily nucleic acid health monitoring, report and deal with health problems in time, control the outbreak from the source and avoid its large-scale spread.

Incomplete accounts of cold chain employees are also an epidemic prevention problem in supermarkets. According to relevant regulations, cold chain employees in supermarkets should establish a complete ledger and do a good job in health monitoring, so as to find problems in time, because they are high-risk groups infected with COVID-19. If the accounts are incomplete, it is impossible to find close contacts in time according to the accounts, lock in the spread of the epidemic and increase the pressure of epidemic prevention and control.

The non-registration of returnees in Beijing is also an epidemic prevention problem in this supermarket. If these returnees can't register according to the regulations, they won't know where they come from or whether there is an epidemic in their hometown, which will easily lead to the hidden spread of the epidemic, increase social panic and affect the prevention and control of the epidemic in Beijing. In addition, the supermarket failed to inform customers of the identity information of customers entering the supermarket, failed to let customers scan the code in time, and some did not check the health code or even read the nucleic acid certificate. This lax defensive behavior should be corrected as soon as possible, and only by actively cooperating can we win the defensive battle.