Hangzhou Express Transfer Station 1 1 person diagnosed. Why does a transit station make so many Hangzhou people "recruited"?

Hangzhou Express Transfer Station 1 1 person diagnosed. Why does a transit station make so many Hangzhou people "recruited"? Because express delivery is equivalent to a hub, extending in all directions and with high risk.

Because after the case of 1 was diagnosed on the 9th, the secret connection and sub-secret connection confirmed at the first time must be the express delivery staff of logistics services around Hangzhou, not only Yuhang, but also the staff with overlapping business locations in other regions. This group of people should be isolated and tested before everyone receives the text message. This means that in two days, the epidemic was always controlled inside the transfer station, and there was no leakage caused by personnel exchanges and express delivery.

So at least local residents in Hangzhou don't have to worry too much for the time being. It is also mentioned in the text message that we are required to do nucleic acid testing because the transfer station has detected samples of environmental viruses, and it is suggested that we do nucleic acid testing from the perspective of avoiding risks, rather than someone being diagnosed because of receiving online shopping express. These two properties are completely different.

On the one hand, there have been similar cases in Beijing before, and it is reasonable to be cautious. On the other hand, now that the epidemic situation is severe, it is also an insurance to do a nucleic acid test for yourself.

But at least at present, there is no clear case of infected strains in domestic logistics goods, so there is no need to panic.

What is worth voicing is that the non-Hangzhou area received the package transferred from Yuhang, and the local epidemic prevention policies were obviously different. After all, there has never been a similar situation before. Many places directly require home isolation or even centralized isolation to receive short messages, but Hangzhou has not heard of this situation yet, but office workers and students may have some relatively inconvenient restrictions due to the arrangement of companies and schools.

Due to the different epidemic prevention policies in different regions, I think the relevant departments should have anticipated this situation before sending SMS reminders, but obviously there is no clear instruction so far, and other regions can only strengthen epidemic prevention according to local policies, which has caused considerable inconvenience to many people's lives and studies.

Then the next point that may cause controversy is-if all the local residents in Hangzhou who received the text message have completed the nucleic acid test and found no cases infected by receiving the courier, how should those who received the text message but were isolated in other areas be resettled and handled?

Is it to continue isolation? Or just go back? Results The differential treatment caused by oolong and the different epidemic prevention policies in different places should be paid by Hangzhou or the local epidemic prevention department?

These are unknowns, and the wave caused by a short message will not stop because Hangzhou people have finished nucleic acid testing. On the bright side-through big data, we can quickly target suspected high-risk groups for nucleic acid testing and avoid the possible spread of the epidemic.

The bad side-the crowd targeted by SMS is a bit vague. At least I have seen some people receive text messages without going through Yuhang, and some people receive text messages without going through Zhejiang. How do you explain this?

After receiving the text message, I didn't give very clear instructions. In addition to students and special industry groups, the reactions of all walks of life to ordinary people are to do nucleic acid as soon as possible, where to do it, time constraints, and what to do during this period. There is no unified and clear explanation. A large number of people flocked to the hospital for testing, which also increased the risk of virus transmission and increased the problems in non-Hangzhou areas I mentioned above.

In these cases, I think we should at least have a general plan before sending text messages to give the masses a clear guidance, instead of being so ambiguous as it is now. Even if something happens in Hangzhou, people from other regions should pay for the epidemic prevention measures in Hangzhou.

Fortunately, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will be the weekend. I hope that after the weekend, the epidemic will be reduced to controllable time and space as soon as possible. For this type of SMS notification, it is also an experience worth thinking about, and the problems that arise need to be discussed together. How to deal with and solve it reasonably.