In this time of crises, we should set aside
politics because we all need the help we can have, most especially when the
lives of our “kababayans” are at stake.
The Chinese Embassy together with the China Mammoth
Foundation, in Manila, has just donated some 2,000 novel coronavirus
disease 2019 (Covid-19) test kits to the Philippines.
In the report published by the
Philippine News Agency(PNA), the Chinese Ambassador Huang Xilian said the 2,000
"fast test kits" comprise the first batch of test kits that China
donated to the Philippines.
"We will be
donating personal protective equipment like protective clothing, facial masks
as well, and it will be announced," Xilian said.
Ambassador
Xilian said, the high high-tech test kits, also known as BGI RT-qCPR test kits,
was developed by China BGI Group, and are capable of providing "reliable
results" in three hours.
The China BGI Group test kits have also been exported to more than 50
countries like Japan, Thailand, Brunei, Egypt, Peru and the United Arab
Emirates.
"We have taken note
of all the measures implemented by your government and your inter-agency task
force, and we believe that only under the leadership of Duterte administration
we'll be able to overcome this and we fully support the efforts of the government
and your people fighting the epidemic," Xilian said.
He also thanked the
national government "for the help it has extended to China during its
difficult times", urging the Filipinos to stand in solidarity with
everyone fighting Covid-19.
"The Chinese government
and people sympathize greatly with (the) Philippines (and) are willing to lend
a helping hand. China has been sharing to the Philippines our anti-epidemic
experiences, carrying out close medical experts-level cooperation with your
country," he added.
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