How to report playing mahjong in groups during the epidemic? What should I do if I am caught by the police station for playing mahjong during the epidemic?

During the epidemic, if you find that someone next door is still playing mahjong in a group, how can you report it anonymously? In fact, in recent days, many communities have loudspeaker reminders, and if you find unusual situations, you can make a live call to report. During the epidemic, everyone has a responsibility, and don't gather together to avoid family infection!

What is it like to play mahjong during the epidemic

You may spread the epidemic or be reported.

Gathering is strictly prohibited during the epidemic, because the main transmission routes of the new coronavirus are droplet transmission and contact transmission. So playing mahjong is also strictly prohibited at this time. However, some mahjong halls are open for business at this time. Because the personnel are more complicated, the probability of virus transmission is higher, and it is also possible to be reported by the family members or other people of the mahjong players. It is better to stay at home at this time, which is safer, and do not cause trouble to the country.

How to report playing mahjong in groups during the epidemic

Every place has its own department specifically responsible for the epidemic.

We also broadcast the phone number on those flyers and on the radio.

The easiest way is to call 110. Tell them directly. They will handle it themselves or report it to other departments.

What should I do if I am caught by the police for playing mahjong during the epidemic?

On February 11, the Tianshan Road Police Station of the Changning Public Security Bureau in Shanghai received a hotline from a citizen reporting that someone was visiting a residential area in the jurisdiction to play mahjong. After receiving the alarm, the Tianshan Road Police Station attached great importance to it and immediately sent police officers to take protective measures and go to the scene for investigation.

After arriving at the scene, the police found four people playing mahjong around a mahjong table, and some of them were not wearing masks. The police immediately asked everyone to wear masks and took the four people playing mahjong back to the police station for further investigation.

The police criticized and educated the four people for gathering to play mahjong during the epidemic, and asked them to write a letter of repentance, promise to abide by the epidemic prevention policies, and no longer visit each other at will.