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to South Sudan on Monday kicked off training for frontline health care workers tackling the COVID-19 pandemic in the east African country. Group team leader, Liang Chaozhao said the three-day training seeks to strengthen South Sudan's fight against the pandemic and also 8
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enable medical experts from the countries to share experience. "It is good for health workers to know how to protect themselves, so they can fight the disease better. So, the training seeks to enhance their capacity to respond in the fight against the COVID-19 panN
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demic," Liang said. The training attracted over 70 South Sudanese health workers, who were tipped on safety and preventative measures while battling the novel coronavirus. "The training was nice and clear. I learned how to protect myself when responding to COVID-19. I woW
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uld recommend them to extend it so that many health workers can benefit," said Elizabeth Achan. The eight-member team from China's Anhui Province consists of experts in the medical fields including laboratory technology, infection, intensive care, public health, and ny
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ursing. During their nine-day mission, the Chinese medics will share knowledge and experience with senior South Sudanese government officials, local health experts, medical institutions and also train South Sudanese medical staff on COVID-19 response.JUBA, Oct. 6 -- The 8th DBEIJING, Jan. 9 -- China has administered more than 9 million doses of self-developed COVID-19 vaccines. A senior health official announced this at a press conference on Saturday.Starting Dec. 15, 0
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China officially launched the COVID-19 vaccination program for this winter-spring period targeting a number of key groups, including those engaged in handling imported cold-chain products, customs officers, medical workers, and people working in public transport and fresh markets.Since then, more than 7.5 million doses have been administered among these groups, said Zeng Yixin, deputy head of the National Health Commission (NHC).With the previous 1.6 million doses targeting groups with high risks of infection, a total of over 9 milliol
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