Wawu News: Recently, the 13th batch of Chinese peacekeeping engineering teams to South Sudan (Wawu) successfully passed the United Nations equipment inspection in the second quarter and achieved a comprehensive evaluation of excellent results. Their excellent equipment maintenance level and first-class camp construction quality have been recognized by the inspection team. The United Nations Mission in South Sudan dispatched a 12 person inspection team to conduct a comprehensive inspection and evaluation of all equipment and equipment in the Wau and Kowachok camps of the peacekeeping engineering units over a period of two days. The verification adopts the methods of listening to reports, on-site inspections, random questioning, and actual installation operations, with a focus on comprehensive evaluation of over 9000 items of materials and equipment in 32 categories, including construction machinery, support equipment, weapons and ammunition, communication and medical facilities, and barracks facilities. After verification, all equipment and equipment of the peacekeeping engineering unit have met the standards set by the United Nations and achieved a comprehensive evaluation result of excellent performance. The verification team highly praised the peacekeeping engineering team for actively carrying out humanitarian assistance and cultural exchange activities while efficiently advancing construction tasks. Danika Debikovich, the leader of the inspection team, said: "The equipment maintenance level of the Chinese engineering battalion is high, the types of materials are complete, and the camp construction is creative, which reflects the high professionalism and working standards of the Chinese engineers, and some practices are worth popularizing widely in the UNMIS." The equipment inspection is a comprehensive assessment conducted by the United Nations on whether the equipment and facilities provided by the troop contributing countries can meet the peacekeeping requirements, It is also an important basis for providing economic compensation to troop-contributing countries, usually conducted quarterly. (Outlook New Era Network)