Chengdu's Shuangliu and Tianfu airports equip medical rooms with staff, AEDs and on‑site

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Both Chengdu Shuangliu Airport and the new Tianfu Airport operate medical rooms staffed by one doctor and one nurse each, and each airport has 83 automated external defibrillators placed throughout terminals, transport centres, parking, public areas and the apron.

Tianfu Airport runs six 24‑hour medical rooms and keeps more than 40 basic emergency drugs, allowing doctors to prescribe some prescription medicines and dispense single pills after on‑site diagnosis, while Shuangliu Airport has four medical rooms and can only give a whole box of ibuprofen if the patient is not present for diagnosis.

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