How to deal with discarded masks is an urgent problem that needs to be solved under the situation of normalized epidemic prevention and control. The Xindu District Procuratorate of Xingtai City, Hebei Province, relying on its public interest litigation procuratorial function, issued procuratorial recommendations to urge relevant departments to solve this problem, and actively contributed to the prosecution force for the full victory of the People’s War, the overall war, and the deterrence war for the prevention and control of the epidemic. The district party committee secretary Wang Yinming affirmed: “Praise praise to the district procuratorate’s party group. We must attach great importance to the disposal of discarded masks and plug all risk loopholes that may spread and cause the epidemic.”
　　
　　 The newly confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in Xingtai from October 18 to 24 this year once again sounded the alarm for epidemic prevention and control. From October 29th to November 2nd, the Xindu District Procuratorate conducted a comprehensive investigation on the issue of discarded masks throughout the district.
　　
　　The investigation time is shown as full time and space. The officers and policemen have been fighting non-stop for 5 days and nights to observe continuously for 24 hours; the scope of the investigation is shown in all directions, from south to north, from west to east, to investigate the residential areas in the main urban area; The investigation process is represented by the whole process, from storing waste masks and other garbage after cleaning in the trash can, to residents putting domestic garbage, and then to the residential area garbage removal and transportation to the transfer station, and the whole process of the treatment process is tracked. The hospital found that the production process of discarded masks is as follows: personal disposal at random—disorderly and disorderly release at home—no sorting for cleaning and transportation—transportation and mixed processing. In most communities, there are no special recycling bins for discarded masks, and there is no centralized recycling and storage of discarded masks. Shipment, destruction, harmless treatment process. It can be seen that we adhere to the principles of strict prevention at the source, strict process management, and strict risk control, safe, standardized, and orderly classified collection and closed transfer of discarded masks, and unified incineration and disposal of medical waste to ensure full coverage of discarded masks for collection and control, and safe transfer throughout the process. , Full-caliber high-standard disposal, strict prevention of the spread of viruses and the overall requirements of secondary pollution have not been effectively implemented. Disused masks that can be seen everywhere have real hidden dangers that cause secondary pollution to the ecological environment and pose a threat to the lives and health of the people.
　　
　　The hospital believes that for the treatment of discarded masks, one must adhere to bottom-line thinking, strengthen risk awareness, and strictly follow the medical waste disposal plan for harmless treatment; second, scientific treatment, adhere to a scientific attitude, and adopt effective methods to fundamentally solve the waste Masks cause secondary pollution problems. Strictly implement the "Implementation Plan for Further Strengthening the Management of Discarded Masks During the New Coronary Pneumonia Epidemic"; third, we must strengthen supervision. All departments and units shall strictly supervise law enforcement according to the division of responsibilities, strengthen law enforcement supervision of discarded masks, and supervise all The unit strictly implements the ledger record and transfer order system to prevent the loss and spread of discarded masks. At the same time, those who littered discarded masks, were not transported in time, or were not properly disposed of causing the spread of the epidemic shall be dealt with strictly in accordance with laws and regulations. Recently, the court issued pre-litigation procuratorial recommendations to relevant regulatory authorities and territorial management departments, urging them to perform their duties in accordance with the law.