Our medical team in Shanghai has been volunteering round the clock to support the community in fighting the surge in pandemic cases.
Due to the increased lockdowns around residential areas, our teams are on standby all day for residents to complete their nucleic acid tests in a timely manner. Dr Joey Loh, Cardiologist from Gleneagles Medical and Surgical Center, noticed that there was a shortage of manpower for nucleic acid testing in her community during the lockdown. She immediately signed up as a volunteer, working late nights to conduct COVID-19 tests. Afterwards, Dr Loh said it was nothing admirable, but a natural sense of responsibility as a doctor.
We would like to thank our volunteers for being a huge support and keeping the community safe during these critical times!
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