Shanghai should build a community-embedded national fitness public service system and build a world-famous sports city

AED, also known as Automatic Extracorporeal Defibrillator, is a portable medical device that can be used by non professionals to rescue patients with cardiac arrest. In order to enhance social emergency response capabilities, since 2019, the country has continuously accelerated the coverage of AEDs, and has prioritized the allocation of AEDs in public places with high population mobility, high accident rates, relatively closed environments, or inability to access medical emergency services in a short period of time after accidents occur. In recent years, Shanghai has gradually attached importance to the promotion and popularization of AED devices. However, we have found that in some villages, the configuration rate of AED is generally low, and there is a situation where its use and popularization are more incompatible with the local conditions. In August of this year, we conducted field research on 30 villages and 78 residential communities in Fengcheng Town, Fengxian District, and found that only 6 AED devices were installed in the entire town, located at 4 living stations and 2 temples

Squeezing in the queue of "manual toll collection", Mr. Jin, a citizen, looked helplessly at the small device installed next to the rearview mirror: it had been more than 4 months since the new car landed and completed registration, but the ETC, which was installed when the vehicle left the factory, could not be activated for a long time. "Who should we find to solve the problem?" Mr. Jin, who has been trying multiple things for four months, appears quite tired. ETC, also known as Electronic Non Stop Toll Collection System, allows vehicles equipped with corresponding equipment to complete backend settlement processing with banks through computer networking technology when passing through toll stations such as highways or bridges without the need for parking. As one of the important service functions of intelligent transportation systems, ETC systems are widely welcomed by citizens due to their convenience. However, many years after the service was launched, consumers still have a lot of confusion. What is the crux behind it?

The record breaking movie "All for One" has become popular, not only because the plot exposes the truth that scammers least want you to know, and shows the thrilling Chinese police's cross-border arrest of telecommunications fraud gangs, but also because many people buy tickets for the promotional slogan "more people watch, less people are deceived". The line "people have two hearts, greed and unwillingness" in the film has become a classic line, urging people to stay away from online gambling. But some netizens also believe that the form of telecom fraud in "All for One" is online gambling. If one does not participate in online gambling, they are neither greedy nor unwilling, can they avoid the scam? Not necessarily. There is an inconspicuous detail in the movie that answers this question - a victim says, "I just want to earn some money to buy groceries.". But precisely because of the "earning some money to buy groceries"

At 10: 00 a.m. on June 26, ms sheng, the citizen, finally received a prompt from the "Fliggy": the merchant has sent the sign. At this time, it has been 58 days since she placed an order to handle the visa business, but according to the package taken by Ms. Sheng in this "Shanghai CYTS Travel Service franchise store", the promised processing time is only "about 9 working days". In recent days, as the peak of summer outbound travel is approaching, the demand for visas for citizens in Shencheng has surged. The agency visa service launched by various travel agencies has also ushered in a "peak order". In addition to saving time and worry, tourist visas from Japan, South Korea and other countries must be handled by travel agencies. However, under the popularity, the voice of doubt also began to emerge: in all kinds of help-seeking platforms, travel agencies collect money to help many citizens to add chaos to their travel plans. Repeated check-out time

Shanghai has once again ushered in the rainy season. What makes people uncomfortable is not only the hot and humid weather, but also the clothes that always don't dry. Many citizens have found that clothes that are being hung up can produce a foul odor, even after repeated cleaning, which still exists. What exactly is going on? Strictly speaking, for clothes that smell bad, many citizens feel that it has nothing to do with the cleaning method - the same cleaning method will not smell in non Huangmei days, but in Huangmei days, it will inexplicably smell. But in fact, this unpleasant smell is really because it hasn't been washed clean. However, it cannot be washed clean either. Usually, there will be residual sebum and dandruff secreted by the human body, various microorganisms in the environment, and various stains on clothing. In daily cleaning, even though careful cleaning can remove stains, it is not possible to completely clean them