Accordingly, the essential medical supplies, worth more than VND 200 million, included 200 protective suits, 100 boxes of medical face masks, 50 boxes of medical gloves, 300 bottles of hand sanitizer, 20 infrared thermometers, disinfectant sprayers, and 90kg of Chlorine 70% (HI-CHLON 70).
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Representative of the Military Command of Attapeu province (right) receives the gifts |
Senior Colonel Xokxay Phimmala, Commander of the Military Command of Attapeu province thanked the Vietnamese military units for their meaningful gifts and pledged to effectively use the medical supplies to protect the health of troops and people.
In the coming time, the Kon Tum provincial Military Command will coordinate with local authorities to send medical experts to Laos to assist the Lao military in COVID-19 prevention. The activities will include sharing experiences, introducing measures to prevent and control the disease, conducting tests for SARS-CoV2, and treating infected cases.
* The same day, representatives of the People's Committees of Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces donated medical supplies and necessities to support the armed forces and people in Mondulkiri province (Cambodia) to help them prevent the disease.
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The Mondulkiri province's authorities receive medical supplies and necessities from the People's Committees of Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces |
On behalf of the Mondulkiri province's authorities, Vice Governor Cha Mieng Hieng acknowledged and appreciated the support of Vietnamese agencies and units for troops and people in this difficult time, especially for the forces who are undertaking missions to prevent the COVID-19 pandemic in border areas.
* A delegation of the Military Region 5 Command, led by its Deputy Commander Major General Cao Phi Hung, presented medical supplies and equipment to people and troops of Military Region 1 under the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces on April 16.
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Deputy Commander Major General Cao Phi Hung (left) presents the gifts to representative of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces |
The gifts, worth VND-2-billion, included face masks, protective clothes, hand sanitizers, and disinfectant sprayers were for several units of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces to help them prevent the disease.
Translated by Lam Anh