The spread of the epidemic in Hong Kong has affected the hearts of hundreds of millions of people. General technology China Meheco Group Co.Ltd(600056) quickly set up a special class to instruct Guangdong general to use weekends, work overtime to prepare materials, and urgently dispatch 230000 finger pulse oximetry meters to Hong Kong.
It is understood that general technology China Meheco Group Co.Ltd(600056) company organized and held a special meeting to support Hong Kong’s anti epidemic for the first time. Li Yadong, Secretary of the Party committee and chairman of the company, pointed out that the whole company should go all out to provide medical materials for anti epidemic medicine in Hong Kong. “In particular, Guangdong General Pharmaceutical Company should undertake the task of ‘Stormtrooper’ and earnestly undertake the guarantee of anti epidemic materials rushed to Hong Kong.”
However, due to the huge demand for this kind of oximeter, there is also a shortage of raw materials and a serious shortage of output. Lin Weifang, general manager of Guangdong General Medicine Co., Ltd., introduced that Guangdong general medicine quickly communicated with manufacturers, assisted in contacting raw material supply and production guarantee, communicated production scheduling plan and negotiated the transportation of available stocks in other places. Finally, it completed the procurement of 230000 oximeters in two days.
After the materials were ready, they encountered difficulties in transportation. At present, the land transportation to Hong Kong is almost completely closed and can only be transported by water. Because of the limited transport capacity of water, it is almost difficult to temporarily coordinate the whole container space.
According to reports, the first batch of about 230000 oximeters was successfully delivered to the Tuen Mun warehouse designated by the Hong Kong hospital authority through multi-party contact and finally in the form of batch and sub shipment with the assistance of Zhujiang shipping. In the follow-up, the supply guarantee of more than 1 million oximeters is still being actively promoted.
“The oximeter rushed to Hong Kong this time can effectively help medical staff accurately monitor the physical condition of patients and provide data support for follow-up treatment plans.” Lin Weifang said that Guangdong general medicine will earnestly fulfill the political responsibility and mission of the enterprise, continue to go all out to ensure the quality and quantity of medical materials, and help Hong Kong fight the epidemic.
