First, consumers should raise awareness of prevention, try to avoid buying express mail in high-risk areas, try to shop in local physical stores, and reduce the risk of epidemic spread. Since the outbreak of Xinguan pneumonia, the probability of people passing by is very low. However, due to the special mobility of the express delivery industry, the risk of cross-infection is great, so it is necessary to cut off the import of the epidemic from the source. All communities and units should actively publicize this concept, prohibit the inflow of express mail in high-risk areas, and detain or persuade the express mail in time when it is found.
Second, standardize the epidemic prevention and control work in the express delivery industry and make a transition to the normalization of epidemic prevention and control. Since the outbreak, the express delivery industry has not completely stopped as a material support industry, and the work of the disease control department is also based on returning personnel, so the daily protection of the express delivery industry has been ignored. Therefore, in order to ensure the safe acceptance and delivery of express delivery, it is necessary to continuously improve and expand the frequency and coverage of nucleic acid detection and disinfection in places, focusing on express delivery practitioners. In particular, the grass-roots dispatch post station must disinfect every ticket of express mail in storage, check and register the temperature and health code of the people entering the post station, control the virus in the initial screening stage, reduce asymptomatic infected people and mild patients, and ensure the social clearing.
Third, as consumers, customers are also an important part of the safe delivery of express delivery. Consumers should take the initiative to wear masks when picking up the items, miss the pick-up peak, wear disposable gloves when picking up the items or directly wipe the outer packaging with sterilized alcohol, try to open the box for express delivery outdoors, and don't take the outer packaging home. The interior should also be disinfected in time and put in a well-ventilated place to dry. They should do a good job of self-protection, and residents with medical conditions should have regular nucleic acid tests.