They visited five centers, including the campus José de la Luz y Caballero of the University of Holguín, the Pedro Díaz Coello sports school, the Raúl Gómez Elementary school of arts, the villa at the Mayor General Calixto García baseball stadium and the Luis Escalona school.

In each place, they focused attention on guaranteeing personal hygiene and food, together with the main concerns of the people admitted there and the actions to solve them.

The leaders knew of the lingerie given to every new person admitted there, together with goods for personal hygiene, as well as the breakfast, lunch and dinner offered, plus three daily snacks. The problems with no solutionm there, are negotiated with the upper authorities, but they all so far recognize the support by the entities and provincial organizations in their corresponding solutions.

During the isolation period, Commerce offers products from its network, and where no premise is available, they look for a place to sell toiletries and jams and soft drinks.

Under such conditions, people remain isolated until the arrival of the results of the real time PCR , and once confirmed or not, they are sent to the Fermín Valdés hospital or return to their homes, accordingly. And to make this possible, transport free of charge to each place is coordinated.

"Water, working force, communication and problem-solving skills are key, as well as discipline. We ask you to insist on this every day," said the Santiesteban Velázquez at the university headquarters.
While at the sports school, he stressed on the need of keeping people informed, listening to their opinions and sharing with them every day. He also asked about the people's behavior there, since there are concerns from the neighbors about discipline.

At isolation centre at the baseball stadium, the leaders exchanged with a four member family from the municipality of Gibara, ready to return home. The family - which include an eight-year-old girl, thanked the village staff for their attention and care, - thus with bye applause.

There, the leaders learned that upon the arrival of 21 contacts from Gibara, the center received a donation by the Oscar Lucero Moya Cooperative of district of Floro Perez Popular, which included fruits and other products, a gesture that also deserve claps as every night people do to the health staffers.

At the end of the tour, the also First Secretary of the Party in the province exchange with the press, and insisted on the need of the social isolation, and to levae home just if needed, because complying with social prevention measures is the best cure for the disease.

Holguín has 48 centres throughout the province with a capacity of around 3,000 people, where the 913 people who are currently isolated are guaranteed food and personal hygiene goods, but more importantly, their health.