Highlights the importance of community support through campaigns, health awareness programs, and services like vaccination, promoting engagement and providing resources to help citizens stay informed and proactive about their health in autumn.
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Right, excellent. Thank you very much. Now, on to our next question. What could Lifebridge Health Shared Community do to support you and others through the autumn and into the winter. Ideas for engagement, conversation or resources? So the live bridge, last time I got like a flu vaccine within the live bridge network so it should definitely keep on continuing providing or have the facility that could provide a vaccination service to its catchment area. So that could be one major important thing. Secondly, it could organize a campaign, know your health, know how to prepare yourself. So the diseases that are more focused on autumn, so protecting the vulnerable citizens like elderly or people with comorbidity, so that they do know how to protect themselves in the month. So those activities, raising awareness, that could be equally helpful. Having a community program like a day that could signify talking about a specific disease, marching in the public places or in the park that could give more attention to the people. So that could be helpful and organizing like some dedicated counter so that people can have like a health desk or a dedicated hotline so that people can get the information if they want to. So those kind of services could be helpful from the network.
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