Early in the morning on the third day of the New Year, I followed my neighbor Yue Sister to the west gate of our community for 6 hours to enter and exit personnel and vehicles on duty for epidemic prevention and control.

The outbreak of the epidemic coincided with the Spring Festival, and the community manpower could no longer meet the needs of daily prevention and control, so I, a party member who had reported, went to the front line of the community to fight the epidemic. After arriving on duty at 7:45, I put on my armband. Sister Yue first checked my protective equipment (masks, gloves, hats, cotton clothes, etc.), took my temperature, and then we signed the handover with the night shift staff. According to the simple operation guide, Sister Yue disinfected the inside of the concierge. I used 84 disinfectant to disinfect the outdoor temperature measuring guns, desks, registration books, pens, sprinkling pots, straw mats, and mask recycling bins. After I was busy, We were separated by more than one meter, and we stood on duty at the gate of the community. Except for commuters with a certificate from their unit, their temperature is normal, and they are allowed to enter and exit after registration. Others who visit relatives and friends and walk in corners are strictly prohibited from entering and exiting. All vehicles can only enter and exit. The temperature measuring gun equipped in the community is not very sensitive and needs to be repeated many times. This makes the tested people have great opinions, but the new one cannot be bought for a while. We have to patiently explain while testing, and we will disinfect once for each person. Don't worry, everyone. Halfway through, I pushed the cart and moved back two large buckets of disinfectant. After a class, sister Yue and I discouraged two groups of people who wanted to go out for New Year’s greetings with large and small bags of gifts. There were also a few who wanted to go out to the Tanglai Canal to exercise. Most people saw us standing by the door from a distance. gone back. Throughout the entire duty process, I treated everyone politely, and at the same time I felt everyone’s understanding and respect for our work.

We continue to be on duty on the fourth and fifth day of the day. After three days, although we were very tired, we felt very happy to be able to do something for the city we live in and the people around us.