Chinese Government donates 60,000,000 Uganda Shillings-worth of anti-epidemic medical supplies to the China-Uganda Friendship Hospital

On July 15, 2020, an unspecified organization from within the Chinese Government donated 60 million shillings (about 16,440 U.S. dollars) worth of medical supplies to the China-Uganda Friendship Hospital to boost the hospital's efforts in treating COVID-19 patients. Details about the exact contents of the donation are unknown, but the supplies were donated to be used by clinicians at the China-Uganda Friendship Hospital in Kampala. The value of the second shipment was 60 million shillings (approximately USD $16,440). Chinese Ambassador to Uganda Zheng Zhuqiang handed over the assortment of medical supplies to Emmanuel Batibwe, director of the China-Uganda Friendship Hospital in Kampala, Uganda. This was the Chinese Government's second medical supplies donation to the Government of Uganda.

Additional details

1. The Government of China's first donation of anti-epidemic medical supplies to Uganda arrived on April 28, 2020, and captured in ProjectID#92846. The Government of China's third donation of anti-epidemic medical supplies to Uganda arrived on September 23, 2020, and captured in ProjectID#94682. The Government of China's fourth donation of anti-epidemic medical supplies to Uganda arrived on April 14, 2021, and captured in ProjectID#94683.

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