Recently, everyone is spreading a message!
Some people in Xinjiang buy Lianhua Qingwen capsules , ibuprofen and other new coronavirus treatment drugs in pharmacies, and send them to the mainland!
With the release of Article 20 and the new Article 10, the national epidemic situation has been relaxed, and new coronavirus outbreaks have occurred in various places to varying degrees. Residents have gone from stocking up on masks, to stocking up on food, and now on to stocking up on medicines. With the rapid increase in the number of people affected by the epidemic, it has become difficult to find medicines in some places. In order to make high profits, some pharmacies have not sold the medicines, which has further aggravated residents' anxiety. All kinds of medicines and N95 masks have been sold out.
For Urumqi, Xinjiang, the four-month epidemic lockdown has just ended, and residents are still feeling the joy of the unblocking. Looking at the epidemic situation in various places on the Internet, everyone is gradually feeling the oppression of the epidemic. Take our unit as an example. On the 6th, 19 people came to work, and 12 people were infected on the 10th. Basically, 60% of the people were positive. Everyone relied on the medicines they had saved during the lockdown to be able to support themselves in the early stage. When they went to replenish the medicines later, they found that this was no longer the case. The price of N95 masks had increased five times, and they were still unavailable. The prices of medicines such as ibuprofen and Lianhua Qingwen capsules had also skyrocketed. Some pharmacies saw that the purchase prices were getting higher and higher, so they simply stopped buying, and they were out of stock.
It stands to reason that the silent period in Urumqi was relatively long, and the government has sufficient drug reserves. Why is it that the drugs cannot be purchased? After understanding, because Xinjiang has relatively good price control and there is no situation where drugs in the mainland have risen too fast and are unavailable, some people with connections have begun to ask their friends in Xinjiang to buy drugs and mail them back to the mainland. When some people see this situation, they simply hoard drugs and prepare to sell them at high prices.
I had an express delivery to be sent two days ago. When I was chatting with the SF Express courier guy, I heard that the courier guy said that he has been working overtime until very late every day these days. I asked: It has been so long since the lockdown was lifted. Logically speaking, the backlog of express delivery has been exhausted. Courier guy: is not delivering express, but receiving express. There are so many packages for mailing medicines to the mainland these days, is overwhelmed. I felt a little heavy after hearing this. Xinjiang is a place with limited medical resources. Due to its geographical location and economic development, most drugs need to be shipped from the mainland. Now the drugs shipped from the mainland are sent back to the mainland through express delivery. So how can we ensure that there are sufficient drugs after the epidemic peaks?
Medicine is not food . If you haven’t finished eating it now, you will continue to eat it the next time. You can’t eat it randomly. I believe many people would rather get dust on their medicine than take medicine when they are sick. Therefore, it is useless to store too much, and it will expire if left for a long time. There is no need to hoard. allows people who really need medicines to buy medicines , which is convenient for others and for yourself.
Friends in Xinjiang, please take a look at your medical situation. Don’t send medicines back to the mainland. Don’t hoard too many medicines. After all, COVID-19 is generally not serious and will get better in about a week. About 3 tablets of ibuprofen will reduce the fever, and there will be no secondary positive cases in the short term. Everyone can prepare certain medicines and masks according to their own situation.
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