What do you think of the recent phenomenon of "taking medicine home"?

When Spring Festival travel rush returned home at the peak, Guangdong launched the activity of "Safe Spring Festival travel rush Peak, Bring Medicine to the Village", and non-profit organizations entrusted returning passengers to bring medicine to the village clinic. Many travelers who return home have registered as "public drug traffickers". Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province launched the platform of "Mutual Assistance of Residual Drugs" on the "Ai Anji" APP. With this platform, people in Anji can quickly seek help from drugs, and residents with surplus drugs can also enjoy "residual drugs". Recently, many places have launched "surplus drug sharing", advocating that everyone bring the remaining COVID-19-related drugs back to the countryside. (65438+ 10 month 18 poplar)

The present "residual medicine * * * enjoyment" is different from the previous "residual medicine * * * enjoyment" in the city. In the past, "enjoying the residual medicine * * *" was mostly formed spontaneously by residents. The main performance is to set up "medicine boxes" between communities or buildings and exchange surplus medicines among residents in residential areas. However, at present, the "residual drug enjoyment" in rural areas is mainly based on platforms, and non-profit organizations also participate. It can be seen that the "residual medicine * * *" has an upgraded version, and the spontaneous innovation behavior of the people is expected to form a fixed model.

In rural areas, some practices are worthy of recognition. For example, the public welfare activity of "taking medicine back to the village" initiated by Guangdong requires public welfare drug carriers to screen and register the information of village doctors to ensure that every health package can be safely and smoothly sent to the rural areas in need. In the sanitary bag that brought medicine back to the village, there was a letter to the village doctor, a list of medicines, ibuprofen, caffeine powder, Radix Isatidis and other medicines. In this way, not only the medicine was brought back to the village, but also the village doctors were explained and reminded. These drugs are distributed through village doctors, and the safety of medication is more secure.

However, we should also see that this kind of activity is a test of the ability and integrity of drug addicts. For example, whether the information registration of village doctors is true or not may be difficult for non-profit organizations to check one by one. Whether all the medicines are finally handed over to the village doctors and whether they will be "cut off" by others is also variable. Drug addicts should have a sense of being worthy of public welfare organizations, but a public welfare activity cannot be based on personal consciousness, and the corresponding restriction and supervision mechanism is essential. There is still much room for improvement in this new public welfare model.

Rural areas are the "hardest hit areas" for drug abuse. It is not uncommon for left-behind elderly people to take expired drugs and children to mistake drugs for candy. From this point of view, it is not difficult to take medicine once. What is difficult is the health and medication of the elderly and children who stay at home for a long time. It is worthy of recognition to bring medicine back to China, but those who return to China should not only be good at taking medicine, but also consider the long term. After returning to the city, you should communicate with your family and guide them to use drugs rationally to avoid the good things now becoming hidden dangers in the future.