In 2020, in order to fight against the COVID-19, Lukang donated drugs, disinfectant and protective clothing to the Jining Red Cross Society and Shandong Charity Federation, with a total value of nearly 5 million yuan. In March 2022, Lukang established a youth volunteer service team and carried out a series of volunteer activities. 30 volunteers joined the front line of epidemic prevention and control in Jining City to provide volunteer services and contribute to epidemic prevention and control.
During the epidemic, LuKang employees worked hardly to produce drugs and ensure market supply. Especially anti epidemic drugs such as Runfei Zhike Capsules, Ketoprofen Sustained Release Capsules, Mecobalamin Capsules, Ambroxol Hydrochloride Injection, Shenge Pingchuan Capsules, Montmorillonite Powder, etc., effectively ensuring the medication needs of the people
In 2003, Lukang actively supported the fight against SARS and was honored several times by the provincial and municipal governments.
Dengue fever is known as the "fastest spreading mosquito borne disease", and the key role of transmission is mosquitoes, mainly Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, commonly known as "flower mosquitoes". For Aedes mosquitoes, the virus in their bodies is not affected and can carry it for life. Even female Aedes mosquitoes can transmit dengue fever virus to the next generation through eggs.
Countries in tropical and subtropical regions such as Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and Southeast Asia are all areas where dengue fever is prevalent. Today, the dengue fever virus spreads to 110 countries worldwide. The World Health Organization has calculated that approximately 390 million people worldwide are infected with dengue fever each year, resulting in approximately 500000 hospitalizations and ultimately around 20000 deaths.
From 2008 to 2018, Lukang exported more than 13,000 tons of Bactivec and Griselesf to many countries in Africa, Central and South America, and Southeast Asia, including Nigeria, Zambia, Guinea, Tanzania, Ghana, Cuba, Argentina, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam to make outstanding contributions to the local control of dengue fever and malaria.
