Time: Mar 25, 2020
Source: News Center

On March 22, the first, second and 19th Guangdong medical teams and the 24th Guangdong medical team on mental health, totaling 313 medical workers, flew back to Guangzhou after completing their COVID-19 missions to support Hubei. Among them were 24 medical workers from the First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University.

JNU's nine medical workers who rushed to Hubei on Lunar New Year's Eve, Jan. 24, and 15 more who went to assist them on Feb. 18 had fought the virus for more than 50 days in Hankou Hospital, the one with the most difficult working condition and the most patients in critical condition, saving many lives. When the situation was the most uncertain, they assembled in an hour and rushed to Wuhan, the most severely affected city. They were among the earliest medical teams that flooded into Wuhan to help. In Hankou Hospital, with support from three Guangdong medical teams, 412 patients were treated and 297 were released.
 

 (Patients showing gratitude to a JNU medic for his care in Hankou Hospital.)

At noon on March 19, the inpatient area taken over by the First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University was transferred back to Hankou Hospital for management.
 

 (JNU medics presenting a thank-you letter to the staff of the People's Court of Jiang'an District.)

At 8 a.m. on March 22, nearby residents spontaneously saw the first Guangdong medical team off at their hotel. Led by police and traffic police, the Guangdong medical team set out for Wuhan Tianhe International Airport by bus.
 

 (JNU medics arriving at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.)

At 13:42, the medical workers landed at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. Later, they boarded the bus that had been arranged to pick them up and headed to the designated location for a two-week quarantine.
 

 (JNU medics fighting on the front line.)
 

 (JNU's third medical team asking to fight again in the Leishenshan makeshift hospital.)