L2FH Rotation 7 arrives in South Sudan to continue peacekeeping mission

The hospital personnel were then transported to Bentiu, officially taking over the peacekeeping duties from those from the L2FH Rotation 6.

L2FH Rotation 7’s personnel arrive in Juba, South Sudan.

First steps of the hospital staff in Bentiu where they are stationed

Immediately upon arrival in Bentiu, the Board of Directors of the L2FH Rotation 7 directed the rapid implementation of all tasks, especially the handover procedures from L2FH Rotation 6. Members quickly settled into their accommodations and promptly began their professional work.

On September 26 morning (local time), a handover ceremony between the two field hospitals took place. The two contingents agreed on the plan and methods of handover. The process was carried out through both document transfer and on-site practical guidance, ensuring continuity of medical examination and treatment activities without interruption during the transition.

That same morning, L2FH Rotation 7 received and examined its first patient, Hasan Ashfaque Ragih, an officer from India.

In addition to taking over facilities, equipment, and professional duties, the L2FH Rotation 7 also assumed responsibility for the vegetable garden area, continuing the model of on-site production to ensure a supply of fresh greens for the unit.

Below are photos of first activities of the L2FH Rotation 7's staff in Bentiu, South Sudan.

Lieutenant Colonel Tran Anh Duc, Director of the L2FH Rotation 6 (right), and Major Tran Duc Tai, Director of L2FH Rotation 7, at the handover event.

An overview of the handover ceremony

The handover process is conducted urgently.

Handover of medical equipment

On-site practical guidance during the handover process

L2FH Rotation 7 receives its first patient upon arrival in Bentiu.

The hospital staff quickly starts vegetable production to ensure fresh food supply for the unit.

Reported by Tien Phuc (from Bentiu, South Sudan)

Translated by Mai Huong