[Wuhan Pneumonia] Feng Haoxian, Director of Wuhan Office: Supporting specific drugs for stranded Hubei Hong Kong residents

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Written by: Lao Minyi

2020-02-20 13:37

The outbreak of a new coronavirus in Wuhan "closed the city" last month. More than 2,000 Hong Kong people were stranded in Hubei. The Hong Kong government has previously confirmed that three Hong Kong people's families and a total of 10 people were diagnosed in Hubei. Feng Haoxian, director of the Wuhan Office, said in an interview with China News Agency that a supply system has been established for the specific drug needs of stranded Hubei residents. At present, six batches of drugs have arrived and distributed to more than 120 people.

Feng Haoxian (right) said that a supply system had been established for the specific drug needs of stranded Hubei residents. (Courtesy Feng Haoxian / China News Agency)

Feng Haoxian said that the long-term medications required by Hong Kong residents stranded in Hubei were prescribed by Hong Kong doctors. It was not enough to carry the medications until the end of the epidemic. Many medications did not enter the mainland market. They could only be collected from the Hong Kong medical system and shipped to Hubei. They helped prescribe more medicines from Hong Kong doctors. According to preliminary statistics, there are currently more than 2,500 Hong Kong people stranded in Hubei, most of whom are relatives returning home during the Lunar New Year. Feng Haoxian pointed out that Hong Kong people outside Wuhan can only entrust relevant local government departments to coordinate and help. "

As of February 16, 10 people in Hubei Port have been diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia, of which seven were hospitalized in Wuhan and three were hospitalized in Enshi.

The staff of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Office in Wuhan organized the medicines issued from Hong Kong. (Courtesy Feng Haoxian / China News Agency)

When Wuhan announced that it was about to "close the city", Feng Haoxian returned his ticket to Hong Kong and chose to stick to it. He set up the headquarters as soon as the other five staff members in the same office in Hong Kong, opened a telephone hotline to provide timely Hong Kong people in need service. During the interview, he explained, "Six of us work 24 hours a day, haven't stopped for more than 20 days, and are very busy every day." Contact the Hong Kong government and report the situation, release information on the Internet through the Internet, and help stranded Hong Kong People solve problems.

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