A highlight of the celebration was a scientific seminar on the Ebola virus, attended by representatives from the sector medical office, along with military units from Mongolia, Ghana, Pakistan, and the Ghana Police unit currently serving in the mission area.
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An overview of the scientific seminar |
At the seminar, doctors from Vietnam’s L2FH Rotation 7 presented professional research topics, exchanged and updated medical knowledge related to dangerous Ebola virus which is currently being closely monitored by the WHO and U.N. agencies.
Amidst the increasingly complicated developments of the disease, the mission’s medical authority has continuously issued warnings and disease prevention guidelines through the internal broadcast system to improve response capabilities for personnel serving in the mission. The Ebola virus seminar carried significant practical value by promptly equipping participating units with essential knowledge and enhancing awareness of disease prevention measures.
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A Vietnamese doctor provides knowledge about Ebola virus disease. |
Integrated into the seminar program, the hospital also shared remarkable achievements from the 12-year journey of building, developing, and maturing of Vietnam’s forces participating in U.N. peacekeeping operations with international colleagues.
On the occasion, the unit also organized a gathering for all hospital staff and personnel.
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Hospital leader presents decisions on salary raises and rank promotions to hospital staff. |
During the meeting, the hospital leadership presented decisions on salary raises and rank promotions to eligible staff, encouraging them to continue striving to successfully accomplish assigned tasks.
Notably, the unit built the first-ever pickleball court within the hospital compound, creating a useful recreational space to improve physical fitness, reduce stress after working hours, and strengthen exchanges with international friends.
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Friendly pickleball match between Vietnam’s L2FH Rotation 7 and the Pakistan Engineering Company. |
Immediately after the completion of the pickleball court, the first friendly match took place between hospital personnel and the Pakistan Engineering Company.
Reported by Tien Phuc (from South Sudan)
Translated by Quynh Oanh