(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) 900 cases of overseas Chinese and Taiwan compatriots were diagnosed in Fujian in 11 days to fight the "epidemic" together
China News Agency, Fuzhou, March 22 (Reporter Yan Xu) The Fujian Provincial Health and Health Commission disclosed on the 22nd that from 0:00 to 24:00 on March 21, Fujian Province reported 110 new local confirmed cases, including 89 cases in Quanzhou City, There were 16 cases in Putian City, 2 cases in Xiamen City, 2 cases in Zhangzhou City, and 1 case in Fuzhou City; 110 new cases of local asymptomatic infections were reported, including 108 cases in Quanzhou City and 2 cases in Putian City.
Since March 11, Fujian has reported a total of 900 local confirmed cases, including 24 asymptomatic confirmed cases; 894 cases have been hospitalized and no deaths; 550 cases of local asymptomatic infections are still under centralized isolation and medical observation ; At present, 18,098 close contacts are still under medical observation.
The sudden appearance of a new round of local epidemics has touched the hearts of many overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.
They care about their hometown, or send videos to bless their hometown's anti-epidemic "cloud", or donate money and materials to support the fight against the epidemic.
"Insist on fighting the epidemic, the epidemic will definitely pass." Chen Zuchang, the founding chairman of the Philippine Soong Ching Ling Foundation, who was originally from Jinjiang, Quanzhou, said in the video that the epidemic in his hometown affects the hearts of overseas Chinese, and all the colleagues of the Philippine Soong Ching Ling Foundation will cheer for Quanzhou together.
Lin Jianan, an overseas Chinese living in Thailand and the president of the World Shishi Association, thanked the front-line staff in his hometown for their selfless dedication.
Wang Xiude, president of the Quanzhou Chamber of Commerce in Japan, said in the video that this wave of epidemics came fiercely and unexpectedly, but he was always paying close attention to the anti-epidemic situation in his hometown when he was overseas, and firmly believed that "Quanzhou will surely usher in the dissipation of the epidemic haze as soon as possible, and Erythrina japonica open".
Taiwanese and Taiwanese companies in Zhangzhou have voluntarily donated money and materials to help prevent and control the epidemic.
On March 20, Zhangzhou Longwen District Taiwanese Invested Enterprise Association donated 57,000 yuan (RMB, the same below) to the Longwen District Red Cross Society for anti-epidemic funds, as well as drinking water, instant noodles and other life worth 23,600 yuan supplies.
Beginning on March 15, the Taiwanese Business Association of Zhangzhou Taiwanese Business Investment Zone will send urgently needed daily necessities worth more than 120,000 yuan to schools and other front lines of the fight against the epidemic; then, 9 Taiwanese companies have sent teachers who stayed in schools due to epidemic prevention and control. Students donated daily necessities worth more than 50,000 yuan.
In various parts of Fujian, there are still many Taiwan compatriots actively participating in the war against the "epidemic".
After Xiamen City started nucleic acid testing for all staff affected by the epidemic, Xiamen Chang Gung Memorial Hospital dispatched 236 medical staff to 12 nucleic acid sampling sites in Xiamen, including 15 Taiwanese doctors and nurses who voluntarily signed up for nucleic acid testing.
Social worker Yang Haojun from Taiwan immediately signed up to join the first batch of young volunteers in the sinking community, and participated in vaccination guidance, nucleic acid testing order maintenance, and data collation and verification in Mawei, Fuzhou.
"Participating in volunteer service has allowed me to see the mainland's strict and precise epidemic prevention measures, resource coordination and mobilization capabilities." Yang Haoqun believes that the current round of epidemic in Fujian can be brought under control as soon as possible.
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