Entertainment venues should be prohibited from operating during the current epidemic. First of all, entertainment venues have a large flow of people and people come from different industries. Once someone is infected, people from many parties will be implicated. Secondly, the space of entertainment venues is small, and everyone is in close contact with each other, so the virus spreads faster. Finally, people in entertainment venues mix and cross-infection is prone to occur. Therefore, entertainment venues should be prohibited from operating during the epidemic.

1. The flow of people in entertainment places is relatively large

The so-called entertainment places, such as bars, karaoke bars, discos, etc., have a relatively large flow of people. In bars and other entertainment venues, you will come into contact with too many groups, such as students, white-collar workers, drivers, etc. They come from different industries and regions. Once an infection occurs, the scope of prevention and control involved will be wide and many areas, and the consequences will be unimaginable.

2. The space of entertainment venues is small

Anyone who knows about entertainment venues knows that places such as bars and discotheques are generally not large, but the people here are There will be a lot of people, the density of people will be high, everyone will be in a close space together, and most people will have direct physical contact. In this case, the virus will spread faster and the chance of people being infected will greatly increase. A small space is not conducive to air circulation. Once people are densely packed, the virus infection will be more severe.

3. Cross-infection is prone to occur in entertainment venues

In public places, everyone will come into contact with different people, and they do not know each other’s occupation and identity. If someone is already infected, they will indirectly infect other people, causing cross-infection. If cross-infected, the virus is not easily detected in the early stages and there will be an incubation period. If the person comes into contact with and infects other people during the incubation period, the consequences are unimaginable.

During the epidemic, everyone should abide by the requirements for epidemic prevention, try to avoid gathering in crowded places, and stay at home unless you have something to do. Not only are entertainment venues prohibited from operating, but other places, such as large restaurants, shopping malls, supermarkets, etc., should also be subject to certain controls.