Self rescue Atlas of "non governmental organizations" in Shanghai

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Text / Kong Yuexin, Feng Xiaoting, Ma Shuye, Hou Yanting, Cao Yang, Yan Junwen

The epidemic situation in Shanghai, which has attracted much attention, is still continuing, especially in the early stage of the outbreak. The purchase of living materials has become the top priority for Shanghai citizens. In addition to “grabbing vegetables” regularly in major fresh e-commerce, community group buying also played an important role, and the “head of Shanghai” came into being.

From star chasing girls to employees of large Internet factories to online bloggers, many young people continue to give full play to their advantages in communication, sorting out information, integrating resources and other aspects to grab “life-saving dishes” for neighborhood neighbors, especially the elderly.

Not only the “head of Shanghai”, but also the “head of the building”, “Dabai”, “Rider”, “community volunteer” and other previously particularly common posts have gradually surfaced after the Shanghai epidemic, and every person on duty “glows and heats” at his post.

“Thank you for your hard work.” This is what Xiao Yong, a Shanghai friend who recently served as the “building manager”, hears most every day. “Although the work I am responsible for is not too ‘challenging’, I am still very happy to help many people.”

La Hongsang, the top 100 up Master of station B who also lives in Shanghai, quickly left the circle because he served as the “building leader”, becoming the “most popular building leader after 00”. “Lahongsang” said in the video that when he first received the task, he was in a hurry and encountered many problems, but he still got some praise and thanks from his neighbors.

With the opening of supply and the delivery of relief materials across the country, although the situation in Shanghai has eased slightly, distribution is still one of the biggest problems facing Shanghai. AI financial news agency reported that Shanghai, which originally needed 100000 delivery brothers, currently has a transportation capacity of less than 8000 people, and most of the brothers who insist on being on duty are working overload. “Uncle Fu”, who worked part-time as a rider in the early stage of Puxi sealing and control, got arthritis because of the long delivery time of riding (sharing bicycles). After being isolated at home on April 5, he has not recovered from the injury so far.

After the initial panic, in addition to the official, the Shanghai citizens who were sealed off also had a number of “non-governmental self-help organizations” with “no organization”, “no unified standard” but “the same goal”, and “Uncle Fu” was only one of the representatives of this group of “self-help” groups. Meanwhile, our wills unite like a fortress. Wuhan’s friends are helping them as much as possible. Just like the early days of COVID-19’s outbreak, all of them are dedicated to contribute to the operation of the city and the life of the citizens.

In this issue of tavern, we talked with several partners fighting in the “front line” of Shanghai’s anti epidemic campaign about their contributions to “self-help or saving people”.

Among them, some of them and their partners created the “Shanghai anti epidemic mutual assistance” website to help more than 3000 people obtain materials, medical and other related assistance; Someone took the initiative to act as a “middleman” to find suppliers of vegetables and other materials for Shanghai residents and realize home delivery; Some people bravely rushed to the front line. Both husband and wife served as volunteers in the community to provide services for community residents. Others organized group purchases for neighbors free of charge. Finally, they lost a few yuan “withdrawal fee” each time; Even in Beijing, some people spare no effort to help depressed friends in Shanghai find the box of “life-saving medicine”.

Their stories not only make people intuitively understand Shanghai at the moment, but also make people feel the mutual assistance and warmth between ordinary people under the “great disaster”.

I was in Beijing and spent 48 hours looking for medicine for my friends in Shanghai

Liu Yang, 30, head of investment banking market

At 9 a.m. on April 7, after seeing the news that 20000 asymptomatic cases are increasing in Shanghai every day, my first reaction is what is the living situation of my friends far away in Shanghai? Especially Hilda, a depressed girl who has known me for many years and just finished with me some time ago.

Thinking of this, I quickly sent her a message. As a result, I learned that she has been taking half and half pills recently, but even so, the dosage can only last for 3-5 days, and the neighborhood committee, the mayor’s hotline, the epidemic prevention office and the center for mental disease control can’t get through.

“I have to help her find the medicine.” I thought to myself. But how to do it? I thought of an Internet crowd of 497 people. There are many friends in Shanghai. “Does anyone have a channel in Shanghai to buy medicine?” The first one who added me was a friend from flash. She told me that flash also had some big brothers in the front line to ensure the transfer of key materials in Shanghai. The subtext of this sentence is actually “life-saving medicine, they can deliver it.”

Subsequently, phoenix.com and 21 media teachers also actively provided help to me. In particular, teacher Liang Chao of phoenix.com also contacted a patient with depression. Around 12 o’clock, “I found the medicine!” Mr. Liang Chao told me excitedly, “brother just contacted a patient in Puxi. She hoarded more boxes before the epidemic.”

But the joy of finding the medicine was extremely short-lived. Hilda is in Pudong, medicine is in Puxi, SF, Dada and flash delivery. All conceivable intra city distribution methods are “say no” to this matter. Hilda added the flash price to 118 yuan, and no one answered the order. This price can take a taxi from Pudong to Puxi on weekdays.

Until 5 p.m., we thought of other solutions for purchasing drugs, such as asking the reporter teacher from Beijing to Shanghai to help bring the drugs through the reporter’s pass, transport them from Puxi to Pudong or choose to replace the drugs.

However, the dressing change needs to be established on the premise of consulting doctors, but due to the special circumstances of Shanghai, the possibility of consultation is almost zero. That night, I also found Ali’s friends, hoping that they could contact Ali health and find medicine through Ali’s channels.

But it still failed.

Until the next morning, I said to Hilda, “call 110. If you have difficulties, find the police.” But our amazing discovery is that 110 can’t get through!

Fortunately, Hilda bought a valuable box of Medicine on jingle medicine. However, after placing an order, neither the customer service nor the phone of the drugstore can be connected, and there is no distribution information of the drugstore.

So I began to think about how to solve the distribution problem. The first thing I thought of was to contact Dingdang express. Through the layers of friends, I got in touch with my friend of Dingdang express at 2 p.m. and he told me to arrange to check the order immediately