Second Chinese rescue team provides medical treatment in Pakistan
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![A member of the Chinese rescue team sprays the disinfector at Makly town in flood-hit Thatta in southern Pakistan, Sept. 17, 2010. Five cases of diarrhea had been diagnosed by the second Chinese rescue team in this area as of Sept. 17. The situation of epidemic preventions in this area is not optimistic for five cases of diarrhea had been reported in only four days, said Liang Liwu, deputy head of China's Armed Police General Hospital. [Zhou Lei/Xinhua]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20100918/000cf1bdd03f0dfe979748.jpg "A member of the Chinese rescue team sprays the disinfector at Makly town in flood-hit Thatta in southern Pakistan, Sept. 17, 2010. Five cases of diarrhea had been diagnosed by the second Chinese rescue team in this area as of Sept. 17. The situation of epidemic preventions in this area is not optimistic for five cases of diarrhea had been reported in only four days, said Liang Liwu, deputy head of China's Armed Police General Hospital. [Zhou Lei/Xinhua]") |
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A member of the Chinese rescue team sprays the disinfector at Makly town in flood-hit Thatta in southern Pakistan, Sept. 17, 2010. Five cases of diarrhea had been diagnosed by the second Chinese rescue team in this area as of Sept. 17. The situation of epidemic preventions in this area is not optimistic for five cases of diarrhea had been reported in only four days, said Liang Liwu, deputy head of China's Armed Police General Hospital. [Zhou Lei/Xinhua] |
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