The villagers in Jinhua knocked on the window one by one to deliver three meals to the stranded drivers. The villagers' actions can first reduce the crowd gathering, secondly reduce the risk of eating in the hall, and thirdly, allow local epidemic workers to conduct nucleic acid testing on these drivers in an orderly manner. It is necessary to elaborate and analyze the specific impact of villagers' actions on epidemic prevention from the following three aspects.

First, reduce the crowd gathering

First of all, the behavior of Jinhua villagers can reduce the crowd gathering to a certain extent, which is a very important food delivery measure. After all, for these drivers, if Jinhua villagers do not deliver food to them, they need to get off the bus to discuss where to find food, or organize a group to eat in some nearby restaurants, which will bring many unnecessary risks to the prevention and control of the epidemic.

Second, it reduces the risk of eating in class

Secondly, the behavior of Jinhua villagers reduces the risk of eating in class. For these drivers, if they don't get timely food delivery from villagers, they will choose to go to offline fast food restaurants or noodle restaurants to order food, so there will be eating in class in the process of ordering food, which will increase the risk of drivers being infected with Covid-19, or individual drivers will easily infect other people with their Covid-19.

Third, let local epidemic workers carry out nucleic acid tests on these drivers in an orderly manner.

Secondly, let local epidemic workers carry out nucleic acid tests on these drivers in an orderly manner. After all, if these drivers are not guaranteed food, they will disperse to look for food. In this way, epidemic prevention workers can't achieve full coverage when testing their nucleic acid, which is extremely unfavorable for the prevention and control of the epidemic, so the behavior of villagers has played a positive role in epidemic prevention.

The villagers in Jinhua knocked on the window one by one to send three meals to stranded drivers, which has a positive impact on epidemic prevention:

It can reduce the risk of drivers' friends being infected with Covid-19, and at the same time prevent drivers' friends from spreading their Covid-19 to the masses.