#containment

An internist living in the Putuo District of Puxi told the reporter that a paper certificate is not useful if you want to go out and participate in normal epidemic prevention work, but rather, you have to 'rely on quarrels'.

In the lockdown area, "strict isolation" is being implemented, with barriers set up at the building exits.

Some residential communities prohibited residents from using motor vehicles, allowing only pedestrian movement; entry into certain venues required a nucleic acid test report, yet “those with test reports couldn’t leave, and those who left didn’t have test reports”; in other cases, residents were denied access to essential places such as supermarkets or wet markets simply because those locations did not fall within the boundaries of their designated subdistrict.

Many prevention zones upgraded control measures after just one day, with community access permits becoming invalid after one day.

Changning District in Shanghai has released the first list of "Covid-Free Communities." The author raises questions: So, is the "three-zone" policy still in effect? What is the difference between this and the "three zones"? Could this lead to discrimination against confirmed patients within the entire community?