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Huawei donated video conference system to the ministry of health, regulation and coordination to fight against corona

  • April 5, 2020
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The system is based on a technological structure having multi-scenario intelligent collaboration solutions based on 4K video technologies. It can control several situations like epidemic prevention and control the commands, remote consultation as well as monitor people. It can be connected to the World Health Organization Pakistan Office, the government departments and all the emergency control centers for COVID-19 across Pakistan.

 

While addressing the donation ceremony Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Health Dr.Zafar Mirza thanked Huawei for its support to Pakistan in the times of CONVID-19 and providing ways to control the spread of disease.

”This is a difficult time for the country, and we would like Huawei to be a partner with us, just as China and Pakistan are best partners,” Dr.Zafar Mirza said, adding that he hopes Huawei can cooperate with the health ministry on telemedicine in the future.

 

The CEO of Huawei Pakistan  Meng Qiang addressed the ceremony where he supported Pakistan to fight against Corona Virus. Adding in his speech he elaborated on how Pakistan must take strict precautions while the company will try its best to provide the best network operations in the country.  The offices of the World Health Organization Pakistan Office, the National Institute of Health of Pakistan and the health ministry have already been connected by the system, Huawei said, adding that six additional locations including all the emergency control centers for COVID-19 across Pakistan will also be connected.

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