After China's epidemic prevention policy in December last year, how to dealquestion.Some cities have transformed nucleic acid detection pavilions into libraries, gourmet stalls, medical service stations, rest stations, and even tourist counters.NotBloomberg Sundays 6 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2 (2 2Reported on the 4th) report, SPAN> Some nucleic acid detection kiosks have been recovered by operators, thrown into garbage dumps, or sold in the online second -hand market, while others have been abandoned on the street.However, some local governments and communities have jointly converted these unsightly nucleic acid detection kiosks into new landmarks.NotIn December last year, the number of infections surged, and cities such as Shenzhen and Changsha transformed nucleic acid pavilions into clinics and medicine distribution points for the treatment of fever to reduce the overwhelming pressure of the hospital.Sick residents can get diagnosis at these service stations and use national medical insurance to buy drugs nearby.NotThe calculation of Goldman Sachs costs about 200 billion yuan (about S $ 40 billion) for nucleic acid detection kiosk construction projects.The huge cost of clearing the zero policy, coupled with the economic slowdown, has led to the continuous expansion of the debt burden of local governments. Therefore, rebuilding nucleic acid infrastructure can help them recover some costs.
The local government provides entrepreneurs with about 30 empty pavilions, and allows transformed into food and souvenir stalls to sell special agricultural products and local snacks, becoming part of the Lunar New Year market.NotChinese media reported that local officials said that these booths will continue to use merchants to promote the development of consumption and tourism.NotIn other parts of Suzhou, some nuclear acid pavilions have been transformed into libraries for residents to read and donate books.Others have become a cleaning station for cleaners, providing microwave ovens and hot water.Some even become mini fire stations and equipped with safety equipment.Outside the railway station, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of China has transformed a row of nuclear acid pavilions into a migrant worker employment help center.NotXiaoshan District, Hangzhou, more than 170 nuclear acid pavilions in busy transportation areas have been transformed into tourist counters to prepare for the Asian Games in September.As a crown disease epidemic, the Asian Games began to be postponed last year.Not"Janice Qu), the old Shanghai family, said:" When I see some idle nucleic acid pavilions, I will evoke some bad memories. I think it is good to give them a good idea.Create some good business opportunities. "
It is reported that re -transformation of nuclear acid pavilions can play a role in restoring urban life and helping society healing from trauma.NotMichele Acuto, a professor at the School of Design, said: "If the pavilion after the reconstruction can effectively reverse the safety and monitoring nature they play in the epidemic and become a cure public space, then they may be a strong intervention measureThe meaning is very important. "Span> West East University Professor of the School of Foreign Affairs and International Relations Huang Yanzhong ZezeNotTired local governments may not be willing to invest more outdated nucleic acid detection points.
