Zhoukou Daily Xinzhoukou client reporter Li Ruicai correspondent Wang Lijun Yuan Lei
"Dr. Zhao, you're so old, take a break!" Since the outbreak of the epidemic prevention and control war, Zhao Dewei, a 75-year-old village doctor in Zhao Lou Administrative Village of Minglu Office in Luyi County, has been sticking to the frontline of epidemic prevention and control for 15 days, and in the face of the care of the office and the village committee leaders, he even said: "Not tired, not tired..." Although he said he was not tired, his bloodshot eyes and tired figure made people feel sad when they looked at it.
In accordance with the epidemic prevention and control measures formulated by the Luyi County Party Committee and County Government, Zhao Dewei, as a village doctor, is responsible for the registration and daily monitoring of the epidemic in the two administrative villages of Zhao Lou and Liqiao. In these two villages, a total of 40 Hubei returnees, on the basis of supervising them to do a good job of home isolation, Zhao Weide insisted on going to their homes twice a day to take the temperature of each person and observe whether there were suspected symptoms.
"As long as we carry out temperature checks and home isolation according to the measures we have formulated, everyone will be able to defeat this epidemic." After many returnees saw the development of the epidemic from the news, they had a fear psychology, and Zhao Weide did not forget to combine his medical knowledge to do a good job of psychological counseling for them during the investigation.
Zhao Weide has been practicing medicine in Zhao Lou Village for nearly 60 years and is deeply trusted by the local people. Seeing that the elderly Zhao Weide checked the body temperature for himself and his family every day, the returnee Zhao Mou was very moved, and said that he would actively cooperate with the epidemic prevention and control work, resolutely achieve home isolation, and not drag the epidemic prevention and control work.
"Medical workers from all over the country have gone to Wuhan to fight the epidemic, and as a rural doctor, it is my job and my responsibility to do what I can." In the face of the advice of the staff to let him rest, Zhao Weide, who is not good at words, always has one sentence: "It's okay, I serve the masses for one day, I can be happy for a day." ”