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The 28th Chinese medical team to mainland Tanzania on Thursday concluded a six-day outreach, providing free medical services to more than 2,400 residents in Rufiji District, Coast Region.
   
    The event was organized by the Chinese Embassy in Tanzania and attended by Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania Chen Mingjian and Tanzanian Minister for Health Mohamed Mchengerwa.
   
    Speaking at the launch this month, Chen commended the Chinese medical teams for their longstanding dedication to serving Tanzanian communities, saying their contribution reflected the strong friendship and practical cooperation between China and Tanzania.
   
    Also at the launch, Mchengerwa praised the Chinese medical teams for their commitment to supporting Tanzania's healthcare system, noting the importance of bringing specialized medical services closer to communities, particularly those with limited access to healthcare facilities.
   
    During the outreach, Chinese medical specialists provided consultations, conducted physical examinations and offered diagnoses, health advice and medication recommendations, according to Liu Jia, the medical team leader.
   
    The team also conducted health education sessions in Kiswahili language, with medical expert Zhao Cong explaining hypertension risks, prevention, proper medication and the importance of regular health monitoring.
   
    Liu said the team would continue providing medical outreach, health education, disease screening and technical training to support Tanzania's healthcare development and strengthen friendship between the two countries.