Yesterday, a practical exercise on regional accounting and testing was conducted, and all residents' accounting tests were completed in one day. Our colleagues are assigned to each testing point to assist in the testing work.
I started working at 6:00 a.m., I was in the guidance group, and due to the low temperature at the testing point, everyone wore the thickest clothes and shoes in the house, and the soles of their feet were pasted with hot stickers... 6.30 residents have begun to queue up at the testing point in large numbers, the temperature outside is very low, although a temporary shelter has been set up outside the testing point in advance, but there are still a large number of residents lined up on the street... (Although the time period for the testing of each building was notified in advance).
In order to shorten the waiting time of residents, the command has sent a group of medical personnel to test, we wear protective clothing to guide residents to test in an orderly manner, the testing point we are located in is located in the central area, the testing residents did not start to continue until 2 p.m., the staff who did not eat ate successively ate, rotated to go to the bathroom...
In the two years of the epidemic, I participated in several epidemic prevention work, but for the first time, I wore an epidemic prevention suit, which was thick, the protective clothing was always on the shoulder, the neck and shoulders were like broken pain, and I didn't go to the bathroom for almost a day... It's a little better in winter, the summer protective clothing is airtight, the protective clothing should be like a small sauna...
More directly feel the hard work of those medical staff wearing white and working in the forefront, we are only the most basic protection... Like the medical staff on the epidemic prevention front, your hard work is something we can't empathize with, but my respect is the most sincere...
After coming home from work, I cooked a little vegetarian noodles, and although I had the simplest wedding anniversary, I felt very meaningful... Pay tribute to the staff who work for epidemic prevention in various positions on weekdays, with your years so quiet...
Hats off to the paramedics, you guys have worked hard