The delegation, led by Senior Colonel Luyen Van Quy, Political Commissar of the department inquired after Major Kalan Suck Nakhon, a cadet of Class 24H - Party Building.
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The delegation visits and encourages Major Kalan Suck Nakhon. |
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First Lieutenant, Doctor Vu Xuan Huynh examines the patient. |
According to First Lieutenant, Doctor Vu Xuan Huynh from the Endocrinology Department of the hospital, the Lao cadet was admitted in early November this year in a weakened health condition, with vestibular dysfunction, slow motor responses and limited communication ability.
He suffers from multiple underlying medical conditions, including acute pneumonia, autonomic nervous system disorder, autoimmune encephalitis, sepsis accompanied by pneumonia, and urinary tract infection, requiring intensive and long-term treatment.
Thanks to thorough consultations and an active, comprehensive treatment regimen, and the medical staff’s dedicated monitoring and care, the patient's condition has been gradually stabilized and he is recovering.
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Senior Colonel Luyen Van Quy (far left), Political Commissar of the International Cadet Training Department, meets with and encourages the patient’s family. |
During the Lao cadet’s hospitalization, the Party Committee and Board of Managers of the Academy have closely grasped the cadet’s situation, assigned representatives to visit, encourage and provide timely support, and requested the International Cadet Training Department to regularly monitor the illness developments and pro-actively coordinate with Military Hospital 103 in treatment and care. This reflects the responsibility of the training and management unit for international cadets and affirms the special, enduring solidarity between the people and armed forces of Vietnam and Laos.
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A group photo of leaders of the Department, representatives of classes, and Senior Colonel Kun Saran who has been discharged from Military Hospital 103. |
Previously, another cadet of the Academy, Colonel Kun Saran participating in the short-term senior officer training course in psychological education of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, suffered a stroke and seventh cranial nerve paralysis. He was also treated at Military Hospital 103, and received timely visits and encouragement from the Party Committee, Board of Managers of the Academy and the Department’s leadership.
Head of the Department Senior Colonel Nguyen Van Cuong said that acknowledging cadets’ difficult circumstances, the Department’s leadership launched a voluntary fundraising initiative among cadres, instructors, cadets and staff to support them during their treatment.
Translated by Chung Anh