Division 361 launches voluntary blood donation program

Health screening prior to blood donation

In the early stage of the program, numerous officers and soldiers of the battalion actively registered to participate. After receiving health consultations, screening examinations, and health checks, eligible officers and soldiers took turns donating blood under the guidance of the medical team from the Central Military Hospital 108.

The leadership of the battalion encourage blood donors.

For officers and soldiers of the division, participating in voluntary blood donation not only represents an act of sharing with patients in need of blood, but also demonstrates the responsibility of service members toward their comrades and the people. Blood units collected at the program will contribute to replenishing blood reserves, serving timely emergency and treatment activities.

Over the past years, the voluntary blood donation movement has consistently received attention and active response from troops of the division. The joint blood donation effort between the division and the hospital is maintained regularly, becoming a practical activity that contributes to educating officers and soldiers on solidarity, mutual support, and a sense of responsibility toward the community.

A large number of troops participate in the blood donation program.

The program collected 350 units of blood. The event helps spread the noble act of donating blood to save lives, highlighting the noble qualities of Uncle Ho's soldiers, while enhancing the close relations between the division and the hospital in caring for and protecting the health of troops and the public.

Translated by Hai Son