Sumayyah also visited the Sixth People's Hospital of Wenzhou to learn about professional epidemic prevention practices and shared her knowledge with doctors in Mauritius and Pakistan.

When she learned that Mauritius was in need of preventive supplies, Sumayyah turned to the Panhealth Medical Center for help and received a positive response, not only from the hospital, but also from the governments of Wenzhou and several other cities.

A batch of face masks, protective suits, goggles and temperature scanners were sent from China to Mauritius and Pakistan in April.

"COVID-19 is the enemy of all mankind. We cannot turn a blind eye to Mauritius, let alone Sumayyah's great contributions to the COVID-19 fight in Wenzhou and in China," said Xue Zhihui, director of the Panhealth Medical Center.

"China has been very supportive. We have had a number of donations from the government of China. We have learned a lot from what has happened in China. We hope to continue this collaboration," said Nandcoomar Bodha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration, and International Trade.

Sumayyah Hosany taking the temperatures of drivers at a highway checkpoint south of Wenzhou, Zhejiang province. [Photo/CCTV]

Sumayyah Hosany films a video on how to wear a face mask properly. [Photo/WeChat account: chinabluenews]