Tips for fighting the epidemic:

11. Wash your hands frequently

Wash your hands after getting dirty;

Wash your hands or disinfect your hands before cooking, eating, defecating, caring for the elderly, children and patients, and touching your nose, mouth and eyes.

after going out and returning home, wash your hands or disinfect your hands after caring for patients, coughing or sneezing, cleaning up, cleaning up garbage, defecating, touching express delivery, touching elevator buttons, door handles and other public facilities.

12. wear a mask scientifically

when you have symptoms such as fever and cough, you should wear a mask when you go to a doctor, when you are crowded, when you take an elevator, when you take public transportation, and when you enter a crowded public place.

13. Pay attention to cough etiquette

When coughing and sneezing, cover your nose and mouth with a tissue, and replace it with your elbow when there is no tissue. Be careful not to throw the tissue about.

14. gather less

during the epidemic, eat less, visit less relatives and friends, attend less weddings and funerals, and go to crowded places unless necessary.

15. Civilized dining

Don't mix tableware, use public chopsticks for food, toast without making wine, and try to share meals as much as possible; When eating in the canteen, try to bring your own tableware.

16. Observe the 1-meter line

When queuing, paying, talking, exercising and visiting, keep a social distance of more than 1 meters.

17. Always ventilate

When there are many people in the family, the room smells and fumes, and when there are patients, after the visitors leave, open the window for ventilation.

18. Clean and disinfect

Keep the room clean and tidy every day. Cooking utensils and countertops for handling frozen food, articles and tableware used by patients and visitors should be disinfected in time.

contents of handwritten report on fighting epidemic situation:

1. Insist on wearing masks scientifically

Develop the good habit of carrying masks with you. Patients who take public transportation, elevators and other confined spaces, go to the hospital for treatment, have fever or suffer from respiratory infections, and those who are engaged in high-risk exposure such as medical and health services and public services should wear masks correctly. It is recommended that the elderly, infirm and patients with chronic diseases wear masks when they go out.

Second, keep a social safety distance

When going to crowded places, pay attention to keep a social safety distance of at least 1 meters with others. When there are many passengers, wait in line in order to avoid crowding.

Third, maintain good personal hygiene

Wash your hands frequently, with soap or hand sanitizer and running water, or disinfect with hand disinfectant. Don't touch your mouth, eyes and nose before cleaning your hands. Cover up with elbow or paper towel when coughing or sneezing. Do not spit everywhere, wrap the mouth and nose secretions with paper towels and dispose of them in the garbage bin.

Fourth, keep the room well ventilated

Keep the room and office space well ventilated to avoid dirty air. Before using the air conditioner in winter, it should be cleaned and disinfected, and a certain air flow and natural ventilation should be maintained.

5. Pay attention to food safety and hygiene

Go to a regular supermarket or market to buy fresh products. When buying, you can use disposable plastic bags to stop picking frozen and chilled foods, avoid direct contact with your hands, and wear a mask. When purchasing overseas frozen food, we should pay attention to the customs food quarantine information and disinfect the outer packaging. The processed ingredients should be cooked separately and cooked thoroughly. Hand hygiene should be maintained when shopping, handling ingredients and before and after meals.

VI. Consciously adhere to safe travel

Put an end to going to work and school with illness. If you have fever or respiratory symptoms, try to avoid going out, especially those who have had close contact with patients with fever and respiratory infectious diseases recently, and try not to take public transportation.

when taking public transportation, try to recharge and purchase tickets by non-contact methods such as swiping cards and scanning codes. Observe the epidemic prevention regulations of public transportation, subway and other departments, such as wearing masks and taking temperature.