"As an ordinary disease controller, I really didn't expect to face the epidemic so hard, there are people who stay up for 3 days and 2 all-nighters, and we are not the hardest."
"Forgive me for not being able to get angry, or not forgiving, I'm sorry, I'm really too tired and it really feels so hard..."
On January 15, a message from a disease control staff stamped countless tears.
Many netizens liked, forwarded and sincerely replied to him, "As said, behind the quiet years is someone carrying the weight forward." Some netizens did not have extra words, just wanted to give each other a "hug".
Many people shared their experience of fighting the epidemic under the message, which was very emotional.
Racing against the new crown virus, the Shanghai CDC flow team has been on the front line for nearly two years. On January 13, after Shanghai added 2 new confirmed cases of new crown and 3 asymptomatic infected people, the city's circulation team and nucleic acid sampling team once again raised the alarm, immediately launched an emergency response, and waited for dozens of hours in a row, running to all corners of the city and guarding the forefront of epidemic prevention and control...
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"Do emergency flow tuning
It was a pleasure to be able to finish work at 1 o'clock in the middle of the night"
Jiang Chenyan, who has been working for 11 years, is the head of the close contact group of the Shanghai Institute for Disease Control and Control. On the first day of 2022, she experienced an all-night job, and she was almost non-stop until now.
In the face of each infected person, close connection, and sub-close connection, the circulation personnel will first inquire about their activity trajectory, and then take the monitoring on the spot of the place where they have been active, combined with the consumption payment record, so that the activity trajectory forms a closed loop. "Every minute and every second of what is done, there can be no gap."
On January 11, an asymptomatic infected person appeared, and Jiang Chenyan was woken up by the phone at 3 a.m. that day, and from the warm bed into the cold wind-ravaged winter night, working until the early morning of the next day. Jiang Chenyan recalled: "The monitoring room is very simple, there is no stool, we sat on the shunt box and watched the monitoring overnight. ”
In the corridor, there are many convenient foods such as instant noodles, ham sausages, and self-heating hot pots. Jiang Chenyan said: "If one day we can finish work at 12 o'clock or 1 o'clock in the middle of the night and go back to the unit to eat a bowl of hot food, we will feel very happy." ”
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The more detailed the upfront flow
The stronger the defensive line in the later stages
Yang Xiaoming, a circulation officer of the Jing'an District CDC, is one of the many circulation teams in the district. At more than 8:00 p.m. on the 13th, just after busy daily work, she received an emergency circulation call - after the close connection of the circulation, it involved the investigation of the place, Yang Xiaoming knew that this would be another sleepless night.
After receiving an urgent assignment, she and her colleagues rushed to the designated screening place, which is a shopping mall with a large number of people. According to the records of the last round of close trajectory, they had to line up nine venues that night, two of which were high-risk venues - restaurants and dessert shops.
When the two arrived at the mall at nearly 10 o'clock that night, most of the shops were closed, and through the property manager, the circulation personnel called out the monitoring row by row, the monitoring of the restaurant and the dessert shop, and the two looked back and forth several times.
At more than two o'clock in the morning, the two basically found out the people entering and leaving the high-risk screening site one by one. "Every time we look at the flow monitoring, if we wear a mask, we will breathe a sigh of relief, which means that the follow-up flow will be easier." If you don't wear a mask, it means that the risk of infection is greater, and you must continue to increase the number of subsequent circulation. Fortunately, under the surveillance lens, this close contact always consciously wears a mask in public places.
After returning to the office at nearly 3 a.m. to record the report, Yang Xiaoming and his colleagues snoozed on their desks and came to the mall again at about 8 a.m. At the same time, in conjunction with relevant departments, 2 people in two high-risk screening sites who could not be recognized on the back were locked, and the identity was successfully identified and the secondary secret was circled. Until about 11:00 a.m., after 15 consecutive hours of fighting, the investigation of this place came to an end.
Yang Xiaoming said, "Since the epidemic has been in the past two years, this is almost the norm of our work, and once there is a circulation task, it means that we can't close our eyes for more than ten hours." The responsibility of the flow adjustment is heavy, and the more meticulous the early flow adjustment, the more solid the defense line will be in the later stage. ”
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The amount of sampling surges
Day and night, no one gave up
In addition to the circulation team, the sampling team is also running in the front line.
For Wu Hejin, chief nurse of the Department of Nephrology of Putuo District Central Hospital, these days have not been day and night, it has become the norm, "Yesterday was 26 points, the day before yesterday was 24 points, today so far to do a few points is a bit uncountable, to return to the station at night to calculate." ”
Receiving information from more than 5 o'clock in the morning, busy until 11-12 o'clock in the middle of the night, Wu Hejin and his colleagues' trip in recent days has reached the point of sampling, and after the sample is completed, they will leave for another point...
The prevention and control of high-risk screening groups requires multiple nucleic acid tests in 1, 2, 7 and 14 days, which means that every day is a massive workload, Wu Hejin told reporters that on January 13, the squad sampled more than 3,000 people, yesterday more than 4,000 people, with the continuous update of circulation information, today again replenishment.
Wu Hejin said, "Seeing the urgent eyes of every resident in the large community, we did our best to speed up, hoping to complete the screening as soon as possible and return to daily life." ”
Hats off to the anti-epidemic workers!
Source: Xinhua Net, Comprehensive Liberation Daily, Shangguan News, The Paper, China Youth Daily
Editor-in-charge: Zhang Chu
Proofreader: Du Xiaojin (intern) Wang Jiayi (intern)