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COVID-19: China offers kits to defence, security forces.
True friends are like brothers «was the message pasted on some of the cartons containing the donation by the Chinese Ministry of National Defence to Cameroon’s defence and security forces to help fight the Coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic.
The Chinese Ambassador to Cameroon, Wang Yingwu, on Friday, June 12, 2020, in the Ministry of Defence in Yaounde, handed over the gifts to Joseph Beti Assomo, Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Defence. The COVID-19 kits are worth 2 million Yuan (164.5 million FCFA), Wang Yingwu disclosed. Minister Joseph Beti Assomo thanked the Chinese Ambassador for the gifts, lauding ties between the two nations. He recalled that cooperation between Cameroon and China in the diplomatic, economic and social domains runs deep. Reason why China is today one of Cameroon’s major partners, the Minister added. He said the gifts will boost efforts to tackle COVID-19.
Joseph Beti Assomo said though China was hit hard by COVID-19 it still decided to assist other nations to combat a pandemic that has so far affected more than 10 million people all over the world. He promised to inform President Paul Biya of what Ambassadors Wang Yingwu said at the ceremony.
Ambassador Wang Yingwu noted that emergency situations created by diseases and natural catastrophes today know no boundaries. “With the advent of COVID-19, the Chinese people, as usual, want to stand by their Cameroonian counterparts to efficiently fight the disease. I am convinced that by working together, humanity will be able to overcome the Coronavirus pandemic,” the Ambassador underscored.
Explaining the content of the gifts earlier, Dr Col. Abeng Mbozo’o Emile, the Director of Military Health in the Ministry of Defence, said they were divided into three categories. They are 50, 000 individual protection masks, 6, 000 surgical masks, and 4,200 protection glasses; materials for follow-up of patients, and disinfection.
Culled from Cameroon Tribune.