By Yang Ronghui, Li Hui and Qu Fatong
Danish military observer extends his gratitude to the Chinese military doctors of the 24th Chinese Peacekeeping Level 1+ Hospital to the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon. (Photo by Li Hui)
BEIRUT, Jan. 14 -- On January 11, local time, the 24th Chinese Peacekeeping Level 1+ Hospital to the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) successfully performed a craniocerebral trauma surgery on an injured Danish military observer.
The Danish military observer, who was on patrol that day, suffered an impact on his head while driving a vehicle, causing a wound about eight centimeters long and one centimeter deep on his skull, accompanied by significant bleeding. The wounded military observer immediately came to the Chinese Peacekeeping Level 1+ Hospital to the UNIFIL for treatment and care. After nearly an hour of careful surgery, his wound was completely sutured and the injury was effectively dressed.
Military doctors of the 24th Chinese Peacekeeping Level 1+ Hospital to the UNIFIL perform the debridement operation for the wounded Danish military observer. (Photo by Li Hui)
