In a commendable healthcare initiative, the 24th Chinese Medical Team has embarked on a mission to Sierra Leone, providing essential medical services free of charge to both employees of Leone Rock Metal Group and residents of the Pepel community. On December 21st, 2023, the skilled healthcare professionals established a base in Sierra Leone, offering a range of services, including routine check-ups, malaria tests, blood pressure assessments, gynecological care, and a robust emergency response system.

Chen Yongjun, the team lead, highlighted that the primary focus is to enhance overall health and safety standards at the Leone Rock Railway and Port site, creating a favorable environment for both workers on sites and residents of operational communities. This collaborative effort underscores the ongoing commitment of the Chinese Medical Team to global health and well-being, aligning with broader goals of ensuring the health and vitality of the local population.

Expressing gratitude for this collaboration, Alhaji Turay, the Community and Security Manager at Leone Rock Metal Group, emphasized the positive impact on the community. He stated, "We are deeply appreciative of the support extended by the Chinese medical team. This initiative not only prioritizes the health of our workforce but also echoes our commitment to the well-being of the local community."

The comprehensive medical services provided are expected to elevate the standard of healthcare at the Pepel Port Site, ensuring a safer working environment for employees and residents of the Pepel Community. The mission of the 24th Batch Chinese Medical Team to Leone Rock Metal Group serves as a testament to the enduring partnership between China and Sierra Leone, showcasing the positive impact that international collaboration can have on local communities.

As the medical team continues its work, it is anticipated to leave a lasting and positive imprint on the health landscape of both Leone Rock Metal Group and the Pepel community. This initiative not only addresses immediate healthcare needs but also contributes to the broader well-being and development of the region.