Chinese doctors have performed a total of 10,059 surgeries at no cost to cataract patients in Cambodia and Laos, according to health authorities.
The surgeries were made under a medical aid program launched in May 2018 to eliminate cataract-induced blindness, which is part of a Belt and Road cooperation project carried out by south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
A total of 132 ophthalmology specialists from Guangxi have been sent in 19 batches to the two countries since then.
Source: Xinhua
