The Russia-Ukraine war has lasted for more than two years, and the need for war-injured rescue continues. The "Sending Medical Equipment to Ukraine" assistance program sponsored by the Taiwan Community Care Association announced today (23rd) that it will send the second batch of 154 hand-cranked hospital beds made in Taiwan. Lin Weilian, secretary-general of the association, said the container is expected to arrive in Romania and then enter Ukraine in 45 days. Democratic Progressive Party legislator Wang Dingyu also emphasized that the donation to the rescue plan fully demonstrated the power of kindness in Taiwan, and he felt honored.
Russia has recently carried out air strikes on Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, and the fighting continues. The Taiwan Community Care Association, a legal person, cooperates with the Ukrainian Taiwan Team and the Office of Democratic Progressive Party Legislator Wang Dingyu to "Send Hospital Beds to Ukraine" assistance program. Following the delivery of the first batch of hand-cranked hospital beds made in Taiwan by Liming Precision Company in August 2022 After the hospital beds, a second batch of 154 hospital beds and a total of 2 containers were sent out on the 23rd.
Legislator Wang Dingyu said in an interview with CBC News that Taiwan’s plans to assist Ukraine are uninterrupted, which fully demonstrates Taiwan’s power of good. He believes that justice and light will prevail in the end. He said: "(Original sound) Taiwan has long-term and uninterrupted support for moral aid. For example, this company is willing to use its full production capacity to make space to produce hospital beds for humanitarian needs. I think this means that Taiwan is full of love and willingness. assisting countries. Evil can be blinded for a while, but justice and light will prevail in the end. I feel honored and honored that Taiwan plays this role as a force for good. 』
Lin Weilian, secretary-general of the association, pointed out that on the 22nd, a Ukrainian soldier was injured and hospitalized, lying on the same hospital bed where they were last sent. There are still many local medical needs, so the second batch of hospital beds is sent this time. It is expected to arrive in Romania in 45 days and then be sent to Ukraine. He said: "(Original sound) There are a lot of medical needs in Ukraine. This time we are sending a batch of two containers with a total of 154 beds. They will arrive in Romania in about 45 days and then be sent to Ukraine. 』
Lin Weilian said that these hospital beds were originally supposed to be sent out at the end of last year, but due to factors such as the local war situation and the Red Sea crisis, they were finally able to be sent out today with the response and support from all walks of life.