The Vietnamese “blue beret” doctors donated many practical gifts, including vitamins, disinfectant, face masks, gloves, protective suits, notebooks, pens, and boxes of crayons, etc., for the hospital and its patients. The gifts showed the sentiments of the Vietnamese military doctors towards young patients and were a practical support for the healthcare services of the hospital.

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Bentiu Hospital receives gifts from the L2FH Rotation 6.

Leaders of Bentiu Hospital expressed their deep gratitude for the care and support from the Vietnamese military doctors for the hospital and poor patients, emphasizing that this was not only material support but also a great source of encouragement for patients. It also helped medical staff at Bentiu Hospital to better carry out their tasks of treatment and healthcare for people.

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A servicewoman of the L2FH Rotation 6 presents gifts to patients.

The activity held profound humanitarian significance, reflecting the sense of responsibility and compassion of Vietnamese military doctors joining U.N. peacekeeping operations.

Translated by Quynh Oanh