The first batch of 20 Hagrid mobile medical vehicles in China's aid to Cambodia mobile clinic project was officially handed over at the Cambodian-Soviet Friendship Hospital in Phnom Penh on the morning of the 10th. Cambodian Health Minister Manbenheng received the “key” from the Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia Xiong Bo. Shi Yiyi, deputy general manager of China Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd., Zhang Bin, chairman of Haige Bus, and Huang Shuping, general manager of Haige Bus, attended the handover ceremony.
Manbenheng said, "Thanks to the help of the Chinese government, these mobile clinics will bring high quality, efficient and safe medical services to people in remote areas and play an important role in promoting the development of people's livelihood in Cambodia."
The aid vehicle is a joint effort between Hagrid Bus and Sinopharm Group. At the handover ceremony, the new Hagrid Medical Team attracted many local officials and medical workers to visit. On the white medical body of up to 12 meters, the flags of China and Cambodia are particularly eye-catching. In order to adapt to the local weather conditions, the vehicle is also equipped with telescopic tents, folding tables and chairs, to achieve sub-dissection and on-car visits. These medical vehicles can meet the inspection and medical needs of pediatrics, general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, dentistry, otolaryngology, X-ray, ultrasound.
It is reported that the Aid Cambodia mobile clinic project has a total of 40 medical vehicles. The first batch of 20 medical vehicles started from the production base of Suzhou Haige Bus Industrial Park in Suzhou, China on March 27, and exited from Guangxi Pingxiang, and entered Cambodia via Vietnam. The day arrived in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, and it took more than 5,000 kilometers. Huang Geping, general manager of Haige Bus, said in an interview that “Higer Bus has dispatched a well-equipped customer service engineer to form a special service team to escort mobile medical vehicles in Cambodia.”
The remaining vehicles will arrive before the end of October this year. By then, 25 provinces and municipalities directly under the central government will be equipped with mobile clinics. In order to effectively play the role of the first batch of mobile clinics, Chinese medical experts will conduct on-the-spot medical clinic services in Phnom Penh, Kampong Cham Province and Battambang Province in the near future.
There are 7 medical departments in a 12-meter bus, which is the first in the domestic medical car. In recent years, with the development of high-end manufacturing in China, Chinese companies have gone out with distinctive independent innovation features. The delivery of the Hagrid “General” mobile medical vehicle to the Cambodian side is a powerful practice for Chinese bus companies to help the country “Belt and Road” with independent innovation and high-end manufacturing.
