The People's Hospital of Wuhan University is on the march again, and this time their destination is Hong Kong. Hong Kong now has hundreds of confirmed cases every day, and in order to quarantine the patients, Hong Kong has also set up a square hospital, but Hong Kong's healthcare system is already overloaded, and the local medical supplies are in short supply, and there is a serious shortage of beds, in this case, the Chinese government has been asked by the Hong Kong SAR, to arrange for a specialized medical team to help deal with the epidemic. Under such circumstances, the Chinese government, at the request of the HKSAR, arranged a specialized medical team to assist in the handling of the epidemic. The people of Hong Kong also warmly welcomed our medical team, and this time, mainland China lent a helping hand to help Hong Kong in controlling the epidemic and avoiding large-scale infections. In addition to the medical team from Wuhan University, medical teams from Beijing and Chengdu are also fully loaded and ready to go over there in time if the HKSAR needs them.
Hong Kong SAR is an inseparable part of the motherland, under the support of mainland China's policy, Hong Kong has become the world's financial center, and the per capita income is also ranked at the forefront of the outbreak of the epidemic in Hong Kong, the Chinese mainland has actively assisted, including the arrangement of medical supplies and rescuers, provided a large number of nucleic acid testing reagents, and actively supported the Hong Kong SAR to carry out the epidemic control, no matter what kind of difficulties Hong Kong has suffered, the Chinese mainland is also ready to go there in time if needed. No matter what kind of difficulties Hong Kong suffers, mainland China will unhesitatingly support and help. This is a relationship of blood is thicker than water, and China has rich experience in fighting epidemics, which will help Hong Kong to better control the epidemic, so that Hong Kong's economy can be restored as soon as possible.
There are still outbreaks in many cities, such as Beijing, Xinjiang, Dalian and other first-tier cities, and although we have made good progress in fighting the epidemic, we cannot afford to be lax, because if we let our guard down, the epidemic may return and all our efforts will be wasted. In addition, we must wear good masks when we go out, disinfect our homes regularly, keep them clean and tidy, do not talk to strangers, and do not participate in gatherings. I believe that in the near future, the epidemic will be eliminated by us.