Prepared

One can never be more prepared. Working in a healthcare institution, we have to be prepared to face the worst epidemic once the Ministry raises the flag.

Oh yes, here's two weeks worth of "drill" to face the H7N9 epidemic, just in case...

 

Learning to don Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during 18 Apr's training.

Then we had a 3 hour dry run on 23 Apr to iron out the roles of each individual. Then obviously there'll be challenges but we were still not in the situation...

Full drill on 24th May:

My station

Errrr we are prepared??

Equipment

My job is to do temperature taking + registration. 

Then nursing staff will teach the visitors how to don the PPE.

Obviously the drama escalated -.-'''

So it started with people not writing correct information on the registration sheet. Then people who don't speak my language wants to visit and we need to explain why they are not allowed.

Then...

This gangster (plus sidekick) just landed from LA this morning and wants to visit his mother. Since it was Orange alert, we had to bar people from coming in. Apparently both of them injured their eardrums so they can't hear our explanation (blood oozing out from their ears)

Some more dashed in and barged into the lift.

Our security staff tried to tackle him onto the floor and it ended with the command of our boss, whom was the one "assessing" our "performance".

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Side notes:

1) Sidekick's tattoos are real =O  (so cool!!!!!)

2) Gangster dude was contemplating whether to buy his outfit or not at first... at least he got to use it now... (so flashy sia!)

3) I asked my manager: So what is the "perfect response"? If he love his mother so much, let them huddle and die together!

4) Fellow colleague: I feel bad for you. How come all those others just stood there without helping?? (in response to my "failed mission" which was joking criticized by boss) Well, self protecting scheme... Just a simple drill and we can see who we can trust in times of trouble =)
5) It was actually hard to know who are the real visitors VS the fake visitors... One thing I observed, real visitors loitered out in the parking lot, unsure to enter the premises or not.