Visiting with Ge Peifan and Chen Zhaoshi to Ma On Shan patient's family: actively follow up on medical service opinions

The Secretary for Food and Health, Chen Zhaoshi, and the DAB Legislative Council Member Ge Peifan visited the families of patients in Ma On Shan today (16th) to listen to their opinions on medical services.

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The group visited two families. The 20-month-old child of the first family had high-quality glioma. He has undergone 10 brain operations and multiple chemotherapy, and recently received targeted drug treatment.

The mother thanked the medical staff of the Children's Hospital for taking care of her and formulating a treatment plan for her child.

Chen Zhaoshi thanked the patient's family for their support and understanding of the medical staff, and wished the child a speedy recovery.

Elderly complained that the waiting time in the emergency department of Wei Hospital is too long

The second family is an elderly person with limited mobility. The other party reflected on his experience and opinions on medical services and told the Secretary the problem of the long waiting time in the Accident and Emergency Department of the Prince of Wales Hospital, hoping to increase the number of medical staff.

Chen Zhaoshi said that he would actively follow up with relevant departments and expressed his hope that through amendments to the law, more non-locally trained doctors can be introduced to alleviate the problem of doctors’ shortage.

The group then went to Yuen Chau Kok Community Hall to participate in the "Sha Tin District Elderly Health Seminar and New Crown Vaccination Day" hosted by the Sha Tin District Office. Over 100 elderly people attended the seminar and were vaccinated.

Chen Zhaoshi takes the flu shot and calls on the elderly to take the new crown vaccine: wear protective clothing and bullet-proof vests. The government donates AstraZeneca vaccine. Ge Peifan claimed that the victim Tan Yaozong was banned from attending the meeting of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of the Mainland, Hong Kong found loopholes in epidemic prevention three times in eight days

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