Medical staffers support local people
Early in the morning, hundreds of people were present at Tho Son commune, Bu Dang district to welcome the military doctors and nurses. They were all moved and happy.
According to Lieutenant Colonel Do Viet Hong, Deputy Director of the MMU’s branch in the Southern region, for 10 years now, every July, the unit always sends delegations to give free health check-ups and medicines to policy and needy households and ethnic minority groups in the Southeastern region.
Especially, in Binh Phuoc province, nearly 3,000 people have received free health check-ups and medicines so far. On this occasion, the unit strived to accomplish all set targets in Bu Dang district.
During the two-day program, the military medical staff provided free healthcare service and medicines to more than 200 local people. In addition, they also instructed local people on how to take care of and protect their own health and presented gifts to local people.
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Local people have their health checked |
Good impressions on local people
Old Nguyen Thi Lam Son, born in 1956 from Son Hiep hamlet, Tho Son commune held that she was diagnosed with diabetes in time by MMU medical staffers so that she could soon have suitable treatment. She was really thankful for that deed.
Meanwhile, after examination, the doctors noticed that Nguyen Van Hung, born in 1960 in Son Loi hamlet, Tho Son commune, had fatty liver grade 2. The local people not only had their health checked, but also received free medicines, money in cash, and necessities.
In the framework of the activities to mark the 77th anniversary of the Wounded Soldiers and Martyrs’ Day, the delegation offered incense at a memorial monument dedicated to war martyrs in Tho Son commune.
Translated by Minh Anh