lovely!Order!fast!The reporter directly hit the 6 -hour combat drill of nucleic acid testing in Hekou District!

Volkswagen.com · Poster reporter Li Mengyu Li Yuexue reporter Zhang Wenli Dongying reported reports

At 5 am on September 4th, the morning light was slightly slightly, and Volkswagen.com · Poster journalists came to Dongrui Garden, Hean Community, Hean Street, Hekou Street. Adjust the placement of sunshade, tables and chairs and other facilities to make final preparation for nucleic acid detection.

In such a scene, 197 new temporary sampling sites at Hekou District were repeated. Nearly a thousand medical workers, hundreds of villages and community cadres and grid members, countless grassroots workers and volunteers were among them. The reporter saw that many parents took their children to perform nucleic acid testing. "At this time, we have to listen to the government and do a good job of testing."

After 12 noon, the emergency drill finally came to an end, and the medical staff had difficulty taking off the protective suit. The face and hands had already been led to deep marks ... "Exercise" was seen in front of the scene, and there was more behind the scenes. I can't see more.

It is understood that before the drill began, the Hekou District Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters guided the town and street working groups to coordinate the procurement, reserves, management, and deployment of various types of emergency materials. "Registration area" and "sampling place" and other guidance signs, purchased personal protective products such as isolation protective clothing, N95 masks, disinfectant, alcohol, gloves, etc. to ensure the safe and orderly nucleic acid detection site.

After the exercise, the Hekou District Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters will also organize towns and streets to review and summarize this actual combat drill, and re -arrange and deploy the current and next epidemic prevention and control work to promote prevention and prevention to promote prevention and prevention. In combat training, comprehensively improve emergency response capabilities.

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