Of course they experienced difficulties, for Hong Kong, they lacked the experience of building a square-cabin hospital, and everything was started from scratch. Hong Kong's new crown epidemic is getting more and more serious, the local government asked the central government for assistance, the country immediately responded to this request, jointly with the National Health Commission to form two rescue teams? The mainland nucleic acid testing support team and the mainland local cabin hospital support team, and sent them to Hong Kong for assistance.
It is reported that this internal compartment hospital volunteer team is composed of the core members of the Wuhan University People's Hospital in the construction of the Wuchang Square Cabin Hospital, Wuchang Square Cabin Hospital at that time the epidemic was very serious moment, it can be said that the work of the extreme, this hospital to achieve zero infection of health care workers, zero deaths of patients, and zero relapse of discharged patients. However, because the epidemic in Wuhan has been largely alleviated, the square pod hospital has been shut down for a long time, these health care workers still need to undergo some training before departure, as soon as possible to familiarize themselves with the process of building a square pod hospital and the precautions to be taken. According to the former chairman of the Hong Kong Hospital Authority, Mr. Anthony Wu Ting-yuk, Hong Kong has never built a square-cabin hospital and lacks experience, but the arrival of the mainland support team will help Hong Kong build square-cabin hospitals in a better and faster way, and they will give certain guidance, such as designing the venues, planning the process, training health care workers, and determining the diagnosis and treatment plan.
Also, Hu Dingxu said he was worried about the current ability to detect the virus because there are now too many high-risk people in Hong Kong to be detected, and once these people are infected with the new Crown Pneumonia, then the existing local health care facilities will likely be overloaded.
While the situation in Hong Kong is not optimistic now, with as many as 500,000 people at risk, I am sure that with the help of these two rescue teams, the Cubicle Hospital will be up and running very soon, just like the Wuchang Cubicle Hospital, which has achieved three zeros. As long as the people of Hong Kong and the people of the Mainland are united and *** together to fight the epidemic, then Hong Kong will certainly overcome the difficulties and regain the prosperity of the past.