With the power supply restored, the entire base naturally began to operate fully.
Although many places had accumulated various malfunctions due to long-term disrepair, the diligent efforts of the Fla Country staff resolved them one by one, allowing the entire base to run smoothly.
However, everyone was sowhat unfamiliar with operating this Suyia-era base.
"Academician Chen, although the base has been restored to operation, many of the equipnt are old items from the last century Suyia era and can only be used begrudgingly," the Captain of the Xu Gou reported to Chen Xin in the Suyia-era conference room.
The conference room retained the Suyia-era decoration, with portraits of revolutionary ntors and steel comrades on the walls, evoking the flavor of that era.
For the Lucia people, this style might be uncomfortable, and even many would express disdain, but for the Fla Country people, it was not surprising, with so older individuals even feeling nostalgic, so the portraits were left in place during the cleanup.
However, while decorations could remain, equipnt could not.
These paintings and such were handcrafted by painters from that era. Though not famous artworks today, they had so monetary value.
Even printed reproductions were favored by collectors of Suyia era morabilia before the disaster; the longer they were kept, the more valuable they beca.
Yet many circuits, equipnt, and instrunts had rusted completely; decades had turned the most advanced instrunts of that ti into heaps of scrap iron.
Furthermore, even the most advanced equipnt of that era was now virtually obsolete.
With so repairs and modifications, they could barely function, but using them was quite awkward, leading to the current challenge faced by Chen Xin and his team—these outdated devices.
Replacing them all with new ones seed unrealistic to others; even with strong support from the country in transporting equipnt here, it was still impractical.
As for relying on Lucia to provide them, if they had the capability, this base wouldn’t have been abandoned for so long.
However, for Chen Xin, this was the simplest problem to resolve. After listening to the Captain’s report, he nodded slightly, contemplated, and said, "I anticipated this; I will modify these old devices, so don’t worry, there will be usable instrunts and equipnt."
Hearing Chen Xin’s resolution, no one objected, they simply nodded and moved onto the next issue.
"The experts and rescue teams have already settled in the base. We plan to designate an area for treating the infected and conducting subsequent virus research. Thankfully, there’s plenty of space in this base, and we’ve prepared an area that’s about ready," the leader of the expert group explained their work to Chen Xin, delighted to continue virus research.
Although work could continue, challenges remained.
The leader of the expert group complained to Chen Xin, "The rooms here don’t et sterile standards, and we can’t establish negative pressure chambers quickly. More crucially, the dical pods you brought have been sent back to the country, making it difficult to treat severe and mutant infections."
Despite previously curing "zombies," during an attack, the dical pods were shipped back with the virus samples. The expert group was now challenged to find effective treatnt thods for these mutant infections.
Although boosting the immune system could combat the virus’s attack on the body, this had limits.
Mild and moderate patients retained sowhat functional immune systems, so, with dical support, they could continue fighting the virus and ultimately expel it from the body.
However, severe and mutant infections left bodies riddled with wounds, approaching immune system collapse, making dical support only able to sustain life without worsening the condition.
Without special dicine targeting the virus, these severe and mutant infections were virtually beyond recovery.
For this problem, the leader of the expert group hoped to send the dical pods back, but lacked authorization to decide, leaving it to Chen Xin to resolve.
Chen Xin nodded; this issue was solvable since he had the authority to bring the dical pods back.
"I’ll resolve the dical pod issue; treatnt for the infected is in your hands," Chen Xin addressed the leader, then turned to the others: "The country promised to assist Lucia’s reconstruction. Treating the infected is a crucial part of it, with other aspects progressively advancing.
Our base will be a key point for dostic aid to Lucia, with supplies and personnel arriving here first, so, besides our current work, we must also prepare accordingly."
"Will the country provide massive aid to Lucia?" the Captain of the Hai Zhu inquired, knowing dostic aid quantities dictated their preparation magnitude.
"Currently, the country plans limited material aid, with no large scale aid due to transport limitations, and resource depletion from the Southwest Region earthquake," Chen Xin shook his head, having communicated with dostic parties who confird limited material support to Lucia, focusing mainly on technical aid.
It’s not dostic stinginess; they genuinely lacked conditions for material aid.
After the Southwest Region earthquake, dostic forces concentrated on disaster victim settlent and reconstruction, directing all resources there, leaving little for Lucia support.
Following extensive discussion, dostic aid to Lucia favored technical aspects.
Chen Xin understood and supported the decision, acknowledging dostic issues took precedence over foreign aid.
Nonetheless, having benefited from Lucia previously, offering help was possible, as solitary efforts only worsened circumstances, while collaboration enabled effective holand reconstruction.
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