63 people in the peacekeeping medical team rescued the injured in South Sudan, the chieftain caught 4 old hens off

One night of heavy rain, China’s military camp in South Sudan’s peacekeeping forces is already a sea. The 77-year-old chief Rabbi grabbed four old hens from the chicken coop and came to the door of the China Peacekeeping Second Class Hospital to see off the tenth Chinese peacekeeping medical team that was about to return home.

This 63-member peacekeeping medical team, which was formed by the troops of the Jinan Military Region, wrote a qualified peacekeeping report in a foreign country.

Nurse Wang Jinling will never forget that day, December 19, 2019. After a busy morning, she just took off her gown and heard a gunshot from outside.

"There are refugees flooding into UN City!" "There were refugees who were injured in the bullet!" The captain Zhang Lixin’s handheld radio station quickly gathered up. At this point, the medical team was deployed less than a month.

By 1700, UN City had poured in more than 5,000 refugees and gathered near the medical team. The Chinese medical team quickly set up a sanitary tent at the gate of UN City to provide medical support for the refugees.

In the riots in Wau, the Chinese medical team, in spite of safety, actively carried out humanitarian relief. It provided medical treatment for more than 80 refugees and successfully delivered a baby girl to a local dystocia pregnant woman.

At the local St. Mary's College of Nursing and the Catholic Health Training Institute, the Chinese medical team demonstrated venipuncture and clinical care for the students, and taught them to stop bleeding and dressing, and trained 120 medical staff.

The largest hospital in the country, Wau Teaching Hospital, has no surgeons, and the Chinese medical team sent people to help them with medical consultation and surgery. On May 13th, the Wau Teaching Hospital was shot and the medical team member Sun Xinhong risked rushing to debride and repair the wounded.

For the Babila tribe, 5 km from the UNU city of Wau, the arrival of Chinese doctors has brought them the gospel. The Chinese doctor cured the cataract of the chieftain Rabbi and the leg injury of the little boy Kaipot... In the past eight months, the medical team has treated the Babila tribe 12 times and treated more than 430 patients.

A special patient was carried in the early morning of the Chinese medical team's arrival in the mission area.

The foreign doctor Ai Weirui, who was responsible for sending the patient, pulled Zhang Lixin aside and whispered to him: "This patient is an AIDS patient, please be cautious."

Blood drawing, laboratory tests, infusions... Zhai Weijun and Zhao Ziyu became the attending doctors of this special patient. At this time, the Chinese medical team is undergoing rotation. Only some of the team members arrived in the mission area, and the staff was nervous. Nurses Zou Yuzheng and Du Ying lived in the ward for 3 days and 3 nights.

After 3 days, the patient's vital signs tended to be stable and the condition improved significantly. At the request of the United Nations, the patient was transferred to an AIDS specialist hospital for continued treatment.

Compared with other medical team members, Zhai Weijun and Zou Yuzheng also had one more country - went to Kenya. In April 2019, medical assistant Li Jinqi woke up Zou Yuzheng at 3 am: "I will prepare personal items immediately and then send the patient to Kenya."

Before Zou Yuzheng’s departure, he knew that the oil assistant Anjilu of the United Nations Wau Base had a chest pain. Combined with the heart surgery he had just done a month ago, the Chinese medical team experts suspected that he was “intra-orbital bleeding” and must be sent. A United Nations level 4 hospital in Kenya.

The 47-year-old Wei Weijun is a chest specialist who has to do 400 heart surgery every year in China. He and the equally experienced Zou Yuzhen have repeatedly handled the patient's danger in this 11-hour multinational air and ground escort mission. Delivered safely.

During the mission, the Chinese medical team received 1829 patients, and 91 patients admitted to the hospital, 36 operations were performed, 726 physical examinations were completed, and 3 cases of international emergency evacuation were successfully completed.