截至记者发稿的时刻,人们谈起“非典型肺炎”时已经不再色变,不再疯狂地抢购板蓝根、大米和食盐,甚至这一切已不再成为百姓茶余饭后的谈资。 危机来也匆匆,去也匆匆。但这场因一种普通的肺炎而引发的影响大半个南中国的恐慌及抢购风波,留给政府和社会的深刻反思刚刚开始。 As of press time, when people talk about “SARS,” they no longer have changed color. They are no longer frantically buying Banlangen, rice and salt, and even these are no longer conversant with the gossip of the people. The crisis is also a hurry to go in a hurry. However, the profound repercussions left over by the government and the community have just begun because of the panic and the surge in purchases caused by an ordinary pneumonia in most of southern China.