The epidemic situation has affected the development and basic operation of various cities to varying degrees. I think it has the greatest impact on first-tier cities. Beijing and Shanghai need long-term economic activities, and there is a large population flow. Once an epidemic occurs, if it is not notified at the first time, it will inevitably cause some large-scale spread, affecting all aspects of the city.
Shanghai has added two high-risk areas, located in Huangpu and Hongkou respectively. The epidemic in Shanghai is very serious. When the local government carried out nucleic acid testing, it accidentally discovered two cases of infection. So the local government took action at the first time to conduct scientific isolation observation on infected people and contact personnel. In addition, two high-risk areas have been set up, namely Huangpu and Hongkou. Establishing high-risk areas can effectively prevent the spread of the epidemic. In addition, it can also prevent residents in high-risk areas from spreading to a wider area because they don't follow the rules.
Generally speaking, it's good. Generally speaking, the local epidemic situation is very good, with only two infected people. Moreover, the work of arranging relevant personnel has been put in place, and no contact person has missed it. In addition, residents in high-risk areas have been tested for all-round nucleic acids, and so far, no new cases have been found. Therefore, the local government responded to the epidemic quickly and effectively.
Consciously abide by epidemic prevention rules. For those who are isolated, I think we should consciously abide by the epidemic prevention rules promulgated by the government. In such a special period, we must unite with the government. Only when the people and the government unite as one can we truly fight the epidemic and make due contributions to the overall clarity of society. This is the obligation of every citizen, and of course it is also the responsibility of every China citizen.