WUHAN, Feb. 11 -- Wuhan, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak, has mobilized more than 34,000 officials, government workers and Communist Party of China members into its 1,100 communities to fight the epidemic.
The city committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) said Tuesday the figure includes 16,700 employees of government units and state-owned enterprises, who will join the teams of community workers in neighborhoods hit hard by the virus.
Working at their side will be another 17,700 CPC members, who will extend their reach to all communities and villages, according to the committee.
The latest round of mobilization came at a time when the city's community workers were caught short-handed when combing communities in search of confirmed and suspected patients of the new virus, who authorities have vowed to offer timely diagnosis and treatment.
Ye Jun, a government worker of the city's Hongshan District has become a temporary community worker for the Guangba Road community.
"I designed a WeChat mini-program on which residents can report the health condition of themselves and their family members," Ye said.
Ye also phones the residents, especially the elderly who don't use smartphones, to check their health condition. "I make 100 to 200 phone calls every day. Some elderly people are anxious, so I chat with them about their daily life to make them feel better."
Ye and other community workers also help residents buy vegetables and daily necessities and deliver them to their homes.
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