With the lifting of the ban in many places, people are slacking off the prevention and control of the epidemic. Recently, the Dutch media published an investigation report showing that one-fifth of the Dutch do not wear masks when they take the train.
Recently, a reporter from the Dutch media discovered that many passengers did not wear masks while riding the train. According to a report by the Dutch overseas Chinese Xintiandi website, the Dutch local media conducted an in-depth investigation on this phenomenon, and found that the proportion of passengers who did not wear masks was as high as one-fifth. Under this "loose" epidemic prevention measures, many passengers wearing masks are also mistaken, or do not cover their nose and mouth, or take off the mask from time to time to eat and drink, the effect of wearing a mask is equivalent to not wearing it.
The Dutch media subsequently interviewed the Amsterdam Tram Company. The other party said that it did find that many Dutch passengers did not wear masks. They also broke the news that some passengers wear masks made of "modified" socks, underwear, and toilet paper. None of these masks meet the anti-epidemic requirements of the Dutch government. To this end, the tram company has repeatedly warned the Dutch people that when taking public transportation in the Netherlands, they must wear formal non-medical masks.
In Australia, some parts of Victoria have serious epidemics, and the government has to send a working group to carry out nucleic acid tests on residents. However, a shocking video on the Internet recently showed that the testing staff did not wear masks. It can even be said that apart from a pair of medical gloves, no protective measures were used.
It is understood that the video was shot in the suburbs of Melbourne, and the government is conducting nucleic acid tests on local residents. The video was taken by a couple. They were driving through the area. At a street corner, they saw twenty medical staff standing there. When the couple asked what they were doing, the answer was: "We are collecting information about the new coronavirus." When the couple continued to drive through the suburbs, they met another group of medical staff. The couple asked them again why they did not guarantee social distance and why they did not wear masks. The workers said: "We did not get any masks." "Don't the government distribute masks?" "Yes, we didn't receive the masks, hoping to get protective equipment from tomorrow."
The video caused huge repercussions as soon as it went online. Local residents hope the government can give a statement. After all, so many medical personnel are exposed to the risk of unprotected infections, which is very likely to cause more serious outbreaks.
After all, the epidemic is not far away, and self-protection is still important. Not long ago, Canada severely issued a ticket to people who did not wear masks. According to Canada¡¯s Canadian News.com, at the end of June, residents of Alberta, Canada, responded to the police. Some Americans swaggered into the Canadian border under the name of ¡°back to Alaska¡± to work and visit relatives, but did not return home obediently. Stay in the area near Banff National Park for a long time. Not only do you not maintain a social distance, but also don't wear a mask at the crowd gathering place. After receiving the report, the Royal Mounted Police of the Province issued seven fines to Americans who ¡°illegally stayed¡± in the area near Banff National Park, with fines of up to $8,400.
In order to make people pay more attention to wearing face masks, Germany also worked hard, and even came up with a trick "Stinky Chess": urge everyone not to spray perfume that covers body odors when they go out. "Smoke away" people who are too close to you, or people who don't cover their noses with masks, and give them a memorable lesson: "Don't you dare to put your nose into the mask when wearing masks?"