Anti-epidemic as against the enemy, be calm and wise enough!

After just one night, everything becomes chaotic and we fall into a cycle of information from orthodox to non-mainstream. Although you know that worry is necessary to prevent epidemics. But first, everything has to start with calmness. Stay calm so that we are alert enough to know what is the right information, what is wrong, what we need to do in the immediate future, what is unnecessary.

Officially on March 7, 2020, Vietnam recorded 3 more cases, bringing the total number of cases to 20, of which 16 cases were completely cured. However, Vietnam has been, and will be, resolutely fighting the epidemic with scenarios built before the Lunar New Year.

A confession from a doctor has made us think more before we act:

"What makes me cry is not because of the sudden tragic epidemic situation like some of you use the word" TOANG "for my Hanoi. Nothing" beats "here. My Hanoi has implemented measures The law must follow the process of any developed country.

What makes me cry is not the merit of fighting the epidemic that spilled into the sea. There is nothing "dumping the sea" here, we are against good epidemic does not mean that absolutely not to let any more positive cases occur. We have been doing well. Thank you guys on the frontline against epidemics.

I cried because the rare beliefs that had been deposited in the community over the past few weeks suddenly vanished. My panic list of friends appeared, even in the words of the most optimistic old people I could feel the trembling of buttons when I heard the news of the disease.

Sars-Cov-2 is really dangerous, but it doesn't have to be close to being at risk, not at risk of being contagious, not being contagious.

Fighting with a ghost, what we need is calm. Panic running everywhere brings nothing but a greater risk of spreading to the community. "

With Binh Anh Hotel, we always follow the instructions from the above departments, perform disinfection and clean sanitation, ensuring the pathogen has no chance to hide. What we need to do now is:

1. Properly and thoroughly researching and information to propagate to people who are vigilant, preventive and safe

2. Calm down to process information, don't rush to stock up on essential goods, because that's the fastest chance of spreading the disease. Hanoi ensures there is sufficient supply for its people.

3. Limit contact with crowded places, perform disinfection, and wear a mask

In the end, I just want to say one thing that my Fatherland has clearly never left its citizens behind. Each person should be a responsible citizen, fighting in the most assured position, for himself, for his relatives and for our country.

Looking forward to the next battles in this "war against the enemy", Vietnam will do its best.