今天是2020年2月24日星期一 第十篇
今天氣溫最高達到25攝氏度。
春天真的來了麼，我看見樹葉在陽光下閃耀著晶瑩的光點......
一場聲音清脆的漢罵似乎打破了這座城市在終於基本解決床位奇缺的難後維持了多日的沉寂。漢罵也在引發社區與居民之間由來已久的矛盾和對立情緒。
今天一早，小區裏也有居民在陽臺上破口大罵，表達對購買食品、藥物等日常必需品現狀的不滿。
這次封城的時間剛好卡在除夕的前一天及臘月二十九，按照習俗人們在春節前都在家中准備了充足而豐富的過節食物和生活必需品。這些儲備甚至可以維持到正月十五，這也正是封城後的一段時間居民購物的矛盾並不突出的主要原因。自不待言，這為政府各部門開展物質統籌調配留下了充裕的時間，實現平穩銜接並非不可能。然而事實好像並非如此。恐怕在一些領導者眼裏，只有將所有人關在家中，以期徹底切斷感染渠道才是他們唯一重要的工作任務，也惟其如此才能讓領導的領導們放心。若真是如此，我覺得這是一種極其可怕，極有可能帶來人道主義災難的思路，當然也只能是一廂情願的。一座有一千多萬人口的城市哪怕處於目前極端特殊時期，盡最大可能維持城市的正常運轉不僅是必要的，也是保證防疫行動順利進行的基本前提。對此沒有清晰的認識，那我們就真的是盲人騎瞎馬夜半臨深池了
目前居民采買食品、藥品困難，重症慢性病患者就醫困難，貧困家庭甚至處於難以為繼的境地，大大小小的尤其私有企業者的困境更是顯而易見。亡羊補牢當然需要，但永遠都在亡羊永遠都在補牢，讓人如何理解，又會給普通市民帶來多大的傷害和損失？
今天政府發布十八號通告，對十七號通告予以否定糾正。
一位老年居民反映子女不在身邊，老兩口在家中已經好幾天沒有吃到蔬菜，他們也不會通過手機微信參加團購，社區便送了些蔬菜給他們。社區向困難居民發放防疫物品禮包，當然數量有限。網格員給一些孤寡老人困難戶送蔬菜及消毒物品。有臨產孕婦去醫院被小區門衛攔住不能出門，據說管那個出入口的機關下沉幹部工作特別認真，有原則，表示就是皇帝老子也不能出去，那家夥腦子真是有毛病。有的退休居民手中的現金用完了，銀行又沒有營業，怎麼辦（他們手中大多只持有存折）。有位發熱病人不知怎地，竟然從醫院跑出來了。還有一位發熱患者至今沒能住進醫院等等。
我們好像永遠也擺脫不了摸石頭過河的命運。
下班路上，看見一家小雜貨鋪在悄悄營業，便趕緊買了一袋大米和兩袋食鹽、一提卷筒紙。在這樣的非常時期，有人利用一切機會自救，有人在翹首等待政府的政策安置，當然也有人啥也不操心，因為會有人將一切送上門。
作為一介小民我真心希望那家雜貨鋪能夠經營下去，如果路燈突然熄滅，我希望他們的窗口依然是亮著的.......
MONDAY, FEB. 24, 2020
The temperature today reached a maximum of 25 degrees Celsius.
Is spring here? I see the leaves shining in the sun with crystal light ...
A loud and clear Chinese curse seems to have broken the silence that had lasted for days after the city had finally resolved its acute bed shortage at the hospital. But unfortunately, the shortage is also triggering long-standing conflicts and antagonisms between the community and its residents.
Early this morning, some residents in the area stood on the balcony and cursed the district officials, expressing their dissatisfaction with the current situation of buying food, medicine, and other daily necessities.
The city was shut down on the day before New Year's Eve on the 29th day of the lunar month, and it is customary for people to prepare sufficient and abundant food and necessities at home before the Spring Festival. That is why the residents' shopping conflicts were not prominent during the period after the city lockdown. That left ample time for the government to coordinate the materials' deployment, and a smooth transition was not impossible. However, this does not seem to be the case. In the eyes of some leaders, I am afraid that keeping everyone at home to cut off the infection ultimately is the only way to reassure the leadership of their power. If that is the case, it is a highly frightening and potentially catastrophic, inhuman idea, and indeed, this is one side thinking. In a city of more than 10 million people, even at this extreme and exceptional time, it is not only necessary to keep the city running as normally as possible, but it is also a fundamental prerequisite for the smooth running of the pandemic prevention operation. Without a clear understanding of this, "We are a blind man riding a blind horse in the middle of the night."
At present, residents have difficulties purchasing food, patients with severe chronic diseases have problems seeking medical treatment, low-
income families are in an unsustainable situation, and the plight of large and small private entrepreneurs, in particular, is obvious. Of course, it is necessary to mend the fence after the sheep runs away, but how can one understand why the fence is always being repaired. Don't we know how much damage and loss such a mentality will cause to the public?
Today, the government issued Circular 18, which negates and corrects Circular 17.
One elderly couple reported that their children were not around and had not eaten vegetables at home for several days. They did not participate in group purchases through WeChat, so the community service center sent them some vegetables. The community center gave out gift packs of pandemic prevention items to residents in need. Of course, the quantity was limited. The netizens sent vegetables and disinfection items to some elderly widows and orphans in need. A pregnant woman ready to labor not allowed to the hospital by a cadre who watched the gate. People said that the cadre in charge of the gate was very serious; about his job; even the emperor could not go out if he were on duty. I think he is sick. Some retired residents have run out of cash in their hands, and the bank is not open. What they have is a bank card. What can they do?
A fever patient somehow managed to escape from the hospital. There is also a fever patient who has not been able to get into the hospital, and so on.
It seems that we can never get rid of the fate of "crossing the river by touching the stones."
On the way to work, I saw a small grocery store quietly operating, so I rushed to buy a bag of rice, two bags of salt, and a roll of paper. In such an extraordinary time, some people are taking every opportunity to save themselves. Some are waiting for the government's policy to resettle them. But, of course, some don't worry about anything because someone will bring everything to their door.
As an unimportant figure in society, I sincerely hope that the grocery store can continue to open. If the streetlights suddenly go out, I hope their windows are still with light……
