The fifth wave of the epidemic broke out in Hong Kong. The government vigorously promoted the vaccination of the elderly, and the confirmed patients also needed material support. The relevant manpower and material resources need the mobilization and cooperation of all sectors of society.
Legislative Councillors Ng Kit-chung and Lau Kwok-hsun respectively organized volunteer teams to provide support for these two major difficulties.
Wu Jiezhuang, who volunteered medical staff to give injections in various districts: Hope to reduce the pressure on medical staff
Recently, the number of deaths from new coronary pneumonia has increased. Most of them are people who have not been vaccinated, and many of them are elderly. The government vigorously promotes injections for the elderly, hoping to reduce the number of deaths.
Wu Jiezhuang said that he had noticed the need for the elderly to be vaccinated earlier, so he contacted organizations and people from various sectors to gather supplies, teams and manpower, and began to send medical teams to various district institutions from February 28. People in need are vaccinated, free of charge, hoping to help the elderly overcome the epidemic and reduce the work pressure of the medical team.
Wu Jiezhuang pointed out that in the next few days, the outreach medical and nursing team will visit four residential care homes for the elderly and the Xinguang School for the Blind to evaluate and inoculate more than 100 people.
Liu Guoxun formed the "Rehabilitation Alliance" volunteer team to deliver supplies to the confirmed patients.
(Liu Guoxun Facebook)
The recovered people volunteered to send supplies Liu Guoxun hoped that more people would join
And Liu Guoxun said that some patients had asked them for help earlier, and after the relevant people recovered, they took the initiative to join the volunteer team to support those who were isolated at home, so the "Recovered Persons Alliance" was established.
He said that most of the alliance is female, and they had to take care of their families when they were sick earlier. They knew the situation of the infected people well. After recovering from this, they joined the volunteer team and distributed supplies to the confirmed patients.
Liu Guoxun pointed out that some of the members came from industries that were ordered to close by the government. He said that the volunteers were not limited to men and women, and hoped that more people who had recovered would join.
Epidemic ︱ The Yau Tsim Mong District Office focuses on distributing material packages and anti-epidemic information for ethnic minorities in the district. The injection will not stop the target "full coverage of the vaccine" The government thanks the mainland for the aid to Hong Kong and the anti-epidemic materials will be donated to social groups, enterprises or individuals