A Shanghai female citizen was treated like a livestock during the 13 days locked in square cabin

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First of all, she believes that the term Fangcang shelter hospital, in Chinese, gives the impression of a square cabin as a storage space for things, and the term itself makes people feel strange. From the time of diagnosis to entering the makeshift hospital, Ms. Cheng experienced several sleepless nights. The hospital and the prevention and control center always contacted her at 11:00 in the middle of the night, telling her that she needed to be arranged immediately, immediately, etc. But every time he has to wait for a long time with a sense of stupidity.

Secondly, Ms. Cheng said that the cabin she was in looked like a cowshed at first glance, and then she was given a bracelet with her information and number on it. Since then, neither the doctor nor the nurse will call her by her name, only her number. The sense of sight of the prisoners of labor reform came spontaneously.

Ms. Cheng also said that Fangcang did not care about the needs and feelings of patients at all. The hospital is divided into many areas, each managed by a different medical group. If her number does not belong to the area, she will be denied any supplies, even if they are just asked for a paper cup.

In the first four days of arriving in the cabin, Ms. Cheng did not receive any treatment, and there was no staff to disinfect the area. The most maddening thing is that for healthy people, it is actually easy to be infected inside. There is no point in bringing people here for centralized management without giving them treatment. Ms. Cheng believes that patients may recover better if they stay at home.

In the cabin, Ms. Cheng said that she was a number in a hospital, not a person, but a number in the statistics of all confirmed cases, or even a number that was withheld. The hospital did not upload her positive test results from the time she was diagnosed to the moment she received the cabin. After being transferred to the cabin, her name did not appear in the confirmed cases in every TV news. Being trapped in a hospital bed every day, in addition to being in a daze, is sleeping.

Ms. Cheng's square cabin was renovated from an exhibition hall, with a total of 5,000 people, men, women, and children. There was no privacy, no single room, no kiosk, and no facilities to isolate infection. Basic sanitation facilities, shower facilities, running water, etc., are in poor condition. The toilet is also full of excrement odor, they can only rely on the method of not drinking water as much as possible to reduce the probability of going to the toilet.

The lights are always on day and night, similiar to what happened in chicken farms where, in order to promote the growth rate of chickens, the breeders let the chicks live in a day and night environment that is always bright.