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Chinese military medical team share experience with Pakistani counterparts

By Masood Sattar Khan
(Pakistan News & Features Services)

The 10-member Chinese military medical team, headed by Major General Huang Qingzhen, visited the headquarters of the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) in Islamabad on May 19.

The Chinese medical team shared their experiences of early identification, early isolation and early treatment which helped China to contain the pandemic 

It is pertinent to mention that the Chinese military medical team is currently undertaking an official visit to Pakistan having various specialists including disease control, pulmonologists, ICU, infectious disease and control, testing and nursing experts. 

The team was briefed about Pakistan’s efforts so far against the pandemic besides the future course of action including emergency response measures. 

The visiting delegation was informed about the TTQ strategy which is the cornerstone of Pakistani’s National COVID-19 efforts and helping the scale and scope of targeted lockdowns and containment efforts against the coronavirus. 

The NCOC officials thanked the visiting delegation for sharing their expertise and valuable input. They also thanked the visiting delegation for all out support extended by China in fight against pandemic in all domains. 

The Chinese delegation appreciated the NCOC for steering the national COVID effort with scientific approach as per health experts advises.
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