Take Guangzhou Fangcang as an example: From the regional setting, the medical team of the First Hospital of Zhongshan divided more than 900 beds in the cabin/KLOC-0 into four ABCD4 zones, and divided them into male and female zones as far as possible to reduce the inconvenience in life. From the time of admission, we should live in a ward as soon as possible, and then live in a second ward.

The four wards of ABCD4 are basically full within three days, and the time interval is relatively close. When the patient leaves the cabin, the headquarters will arrange for another group of patients to come in, and the entry and exit are actually rolling.

Real shelter life

After going through the formalities of entering the cabin, I was given a disposable compressed towel, a bucket and a prepared quilt cover. At that time, the facilities in the cabin were relatively simple, and toothpaste, toothbrush, cups, shampoo and shower gel were all given by me the day before I left the cabin.

Catering providers will be required to provide children's meals, mainly porridge, and try to make children full. Secondly, some children's families in the cabin did not bring enough baby products, including milk powder and diapers. Our rear logistics department and trade union will also prepare these items within 24 hours and bring them in for these patients and children to ensure the supply of daily life.

In addition, we will also provide some small objects such as brushes and children's books to make them more easily adapt to life in the cabin.