China sends army medical experts and aid to Pakistan to help combat the COVID-19
The Chinese leadership is firmly committed to support Pakistan in combating COVID-19 as the highest priority. In order to help Pakistan for better prevention and control of the epidemic, China has sent a team of military medical experts adept in treating infectious diseases and essential medical supplies to Pakistan. The medical experts will stay in Pakistan for two months in order to facilitate the health professionals fighting COVID-10 on the frontline.
In addition to that, Chinese provincial administrations came forward and presented medical aid to Punjab and Balochistan. The supplies included 200,000 medical surgical masks and other epidemic prevention materials. Amid China’s ongoing medical assistance, the finance minister of Quetta thanked China for sending the gift of ration and solar panels for Gwadar district. Moreover, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) carrying personal protective equipment has taken off from Beijing.
All of this proves once again that China and Pakistan are true friends and stand shoulder to shoulder in the challenging time.
RAWALPINDI: Doctors from China arrived in Pakistan to help the country — it’s Iron Brother’ — in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, the military’s media wing said Friday.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the team was headed by Major General Huang Qingzhen and it arrived on two special aircraft.
“The Chinese doctors who have expertise in treating infectious diseases shall support Pakistan’s efforts in fighting against COVID-19 situation for the coming two months,” the ISPR added.
Chairperson of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), Gen Nadeem Raza, and senior military officials welcomed the team on arrival at Pakistan, the statement added.
“The Chinese support reaffirms that being ‘Iron Brothers’ and ‘All-Weather’ friends, Pakistan and China have always helped each other in the time of need,” the army’s media wing noted.
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