Military Hospital 103 launches voluntary blood donation program

The program attracted more than 600 officers, staff, cadets, and soldiers of Military Region 2’s Military School, along with local residents. Their participation contributed to supplementing the blood supply for emergency aid and treatment, particularly as the demand for blood at medical facilities remains consistently high.

The program attracts over 600 officers, staff, cadets, and soldiers of Military Region 2’s Military School, as well as a large number of locals.

Voluntary blood donation is a practical activity that reflects the responsibility of each military personnel and citizen toward the community. Every unit of blood donated not only offers patients more chances for treatment, but also spreads the spirit of compassion, solidarity, and mutual support through concrete actions.

For officers, cadets, and soldiers of Military Region 2’s Military School, the event helped raise awareness of the noble meaning of donating blood to save lives, while fostering responsibility and sharing. Through practical deeds closely linked to the mission of serving the people, the school’s “Determined to Win” emulation movement, as well as its youth and women’s union activities, were further concretized.

Leaders of Military Hospital 103 visits and encourages cadets at the event.

The coordination between Military Hospital 103 and Military Region 2’s Military School not only helped build a safe blood reserve but also created a widespread impact among the armed forces and local people. This meaningful activity further highlights the social responsibility, community spirit, and noble virtues of Uncle Ho’s soldiers.

Translated by Minh Anh