Then, "Chambo Release" announced the latest epidemic prevention and control measures, which roughly means: interrupting exchanges between districts and counties; national nucleic acid testing for seven consecutive days, etc. Fortunately, this time, it was not like before that the community was closed, the shops were closed, etc., which means that everyone was still basically free to move in their respective urban areas and their lives were not affected.
Although the prevention and control measures this time are a bit different from the past and are not "hard blocking", there are still some places where there are dedicated people to guard and dissuade them and do not allow them to go there casually. Lao Gao called it "invisible blocking".
nucleic acid test in Changdu City is very high in nucleic acid test. It is still very convenient for citizens to go there, and basically there is no long queue time. Tianjin Plaza (picture below) is a testing point near Lao Gao’s community, and there are still more people going to visit today than usual. The following group of pictures are located at the detection point of the Tea Horse Forum.
Since it is the commercial center of Changdu city, there are many people. Let’s take a look. The citizens of Changdu are still very qualified. Although they are not as many dramatic masters as Shanghai citizens, they are all just like the rules.
Because it is now winter, the temperature is gradually lowering (in fact, we are wearing down jackets in August in the morning and evening), but the sunshine time here is still relatively, today is the warm sunshine in winter (if you are in Chongqing, you have to write "Today is a rare warm sunshine in winter"), it is very comfortable to bask in the sun.
Lao Gao originally planned to bask in the sun in the Tea Horse Square or go to the Chambalin Temple after he had done nucleic acid, but he was dissuaded - "Go home immediately after he finished nucleic acid", and the police in the square kept shouting this sentence.
Although there is no physical sealing device on the way to Qiangbalin Temple, when I first arrived at the Jujube Road, I was wondering: There is no risk control here, why is there no one in the bustling Jujube Road Road? Before I could figure it out, two "mobile checkpoints" hurried over to persuade them to leave.
This is what Lao Gao said about "invisible sealing".
Can't bask in the sun outside, so I had to go back. This is another testing point located in a residential area near my residence, with very few people.
Alas, I don’t know when I can go home...
