Hechi exports first batch of medical masks to Malaysia

The first batch of anti-COVID-19 epidemic materials independently produced by Hechi enterprises was successfully exported to Malaysia, where it is playing an important role in combating the COVID-19 outbreak there.

The export enterprise was a newly established medical device manufacturing company in Bama Yao autonomous county. On April 10, disposable medical masks, worth nearly 2 million yuan ($283,889.28), produced by the company were shipped out of the country after passing inspection.

Staff members of Hechi Customs check the quality of disposable medical masks produced by a local medical company. [Photo/Hechi Daily]

In order to promote the development of foreign trade and employment, as well as contribute to the global anti-COVID-19 epidemic efforts, Hechi has set up a number of new medical device manufacturers since March. These enterprises have greatly eased the shortage of medical and COVID-19 epidemic prevention materials.

As the global COVID-19 epidemic situation has gotten increasingly serious, Hechi Customs has started helping enterprises in the city export medical supplies. It has implemented all-day appointments for the five newly established medical device manufacturing companies to handle relevant procedures, effectively promoting the export of the city's medical materials.