New Coronary Pneumonia | Lectures by the Department of Health on Leiyuan Residents' Anti-epidemic Elders: Dozens of People Surprised

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Written by: Ouyang Dehao

2020-06-03 18:33

A new outbreak of pneumonia in Hong Kong continued. A small outbreak occurred in Liyuan Village, Shatian. A total of 6 people were infected in Luquanlou. The Department of Health this afternoon (3rd) held a lecture in the Leyuan Community Hall of the Home Affairs Department to teach residents to prevent new coronary pneumonia.

Some people living in Luquan Building said that the lectures of the Department of Health did not mention clean rooms. They believed that wearing masks and washing hands frequently was sufficient; some staff of the elderly service center participated in the lectures to understand the current situation of the elderly, and even referred to the rodent infestation in the village The problem is serious, but it has not been resolved.

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This afternoon, the Department of Health held a lecture in the Leyuan Community Hall to teach residents to prevent new coronary pneumonia. The lecture is limited to village residents and social welfare organizations. (Photo by Ouyang Dehao)

The Department of Health held a lecture in the Liyuan Community Hall this (3rd) afternoon to teach residents to prevent new coronary pneumonia. The lecture is limited to village residents and social welfare organizations. The seminar attracted about 20 residents, including the elderly.

The content of the lecture leaflet indicates that the public should reduce social activities such as going out and avoid dinner, and try to maintain an appropriate social distance with others. It also refers to maintaining personal and environmental hygiene at all times, which is the key to preventing personal infection and preventing the spread of the community.

This afternoon, the Department of Health held a lecture in the Leyuan Community Hall to teach residents to prevent new coronary pneumonia. The lecture is limited to village residents and social welfare organizations. (Photo by Ouyang Dehao)

Elders mistakenly believe that only one person per household is required to submit sample bottles

Mother-in-law Deng, who is about 80 years old and lives with her son in Luquanlou, said, "Sometimes I don’t even worry about you. Dozens of people do not use it when they are shocked, and they are infected." She also said, " "You are too old and too lazy to walk." You rarely leave home except drinking tea on weekdays. I think that the number of passengers on the elevator is usually small, and the risk is not great. Wearing masks and washing hands frequently is enough.

She admitted that she only obtains information through the radio on weekdays. When she learned that some residents were infected, she only opened the windows to ventilate them, and did not disinfect them at home. She also said that the DH lecture did not mention clean rooms. She continued by referring to the saliva sample bottle only this morning. "At the beginning, two people live, and one person (sample) is enough. Later, you need to hand over a lot of people." But she said that when she learned the son's sample Normally feel relieved, "At least don't make the people isolated first."

Ms. Peng said that the rodent problem in the village is serious or may affect the health of residents, but it has not been resolved. (Photo by Ouyang Dehao)

The person in charge of the service center refers to the serious rat infestation in the area

Ms. Peng, the person in charge of the Elderly Service Center, pointed out that the purpose of participating in the lecture was to pay attention to the situation of the elderly and understand their current concerns. She expected to get the latest epidemic information from the lecture, but the staff told the press conference of the Department of Health that it would be announced. She revealed that the center has been temporarily closed and hopes to resume business after the epidemic has eased.

She also pointed out, "The DH’s lectures are better than the least, and there are at least channels to teach the elderly about hygiene." She believes that it is not enough for residents to pay attention to hygiene. Government departments should work together and point out that the village has a serious rodent problem. Or it may affect the health of residents, but it has not been resolved.

Mother-in-law Deng felt relieved to learn that her son’s samples were normal. “At least I don’t want to isolate people first.” (Photo by Ouyang Dehao)

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