The first batch of 20 mobile clinics from China to Cambodia (Photos: Zhao Yipu/People's Daily)
Phnom Penh (People’s Daily) - The handover ceremony of mobile clinics from China was held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on Thursday.
The ceremony was attended by Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia Xiong Bo and Cambodian Minister of Health Mam Bunheng.
Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia Xiong Bo delivers a speech on the handover ceremony of 20 mobile clinics.
A total of 20 mobile clinic vehicles, which were produced by China’s Sinopharm Group, were delivered to Cambodia. Another 20 vehicles will arrive in Cambodia in October.
The mobile clinics, which are equipped with 22 kinds of advanced medical equipment such as digital X-ray and ultrasound machines, can offer basic medical examinations and treatment.
The vehicles will be distributed by the Cambodian Ministry of Health to remote areas to provide local residents easier access to medical treatment.
"We hope and believe that these mobile clinics will bring the Chinese people's friendly sentiments to the Cambodian people," Xiong said, adding that this was another achievement of the bilateral relations.
Two officials from Cambodia take selfies on the mobile clinics.
Bunheng expressed his appreciation, saying, "These mobile clinics will bring health services with quality, safety and efficiency closer to the people."
The mobile clinics will be allocated to all health departments in the country's 25 cities and provinces, he added.