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However, this phenomenon, which seems to have nothing to do with air express, actually has a hidden connection. The rapid development of air express has made the flow of people more frequent. When people travel between different regions, the germs they carry may also spread.

Air transport has accelerated the circulation of goods and information, and also promoted the prosperity of the tourism industry. More and more people choose to take planes to travel around the world for vacation. In this process, the spread of viruses and bacteria has expanded. Just like the germs in the swimming pool, they may become more complex and diverse because of the wide range of tourists.

At the same time, the global economic exchange brought about by air express has enabled medical resources and technologies from all over the world to be shared more quickly. For the treatment of diseases such as "swimming pool disease", advanced drugs and medical equipment can be quickly transported by air to where they are needed.

On the other hand, the competitive pressure in the air express industry has also led some companies to ignore hygiene and quarantine standards during transportation. Some items in parcels may carry pathogens, and improper handling during transportation will increase the risk of spreading pathogens.

In addition, with the growth of air express business, the flow of people in airports and other related places has increased. If the hygiene management of these places is not in place, they can easily become a hotbed for the growth and spread of germs.

In summary, while air express brings convenience to people's lives, it also has a certain impact on public health and safety. We need to pay more attention to and strengthen relevant prevention and control measures to protect people's health and safety.