The program saw the participation of more than 400 officers and soldiers from the division’s affiliated units, Regiment 930, and the Recruit Training Battalion. Voluntary blood donation is a regular activity of officers and soldiers of Division 372, reflecting the spirit of “One for all.” It is also a noble deed that demonstrates the unit’s responsibility toward the community, with the hope of encouraging patients to overcome difficulties during treatment and recover soon.

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Officers and soldiers of Division 372 join the voluntary blood donation program.

Through the program, officers, Youth Union members, and youths gain a deeper awareness of the meaning and necessity of voluntary blood donation. This encourages them to voluntarily join the activity, helping spread the movement widely across the division.

Before the blood donation program, the division worked with the Da Nang municipal Youth Union and the Da Nang Hospital to disseminate information and answer questions from officers and soldiers before registering to donate blood. During the program, officers and soldiers received health checks, and only those meeting health requirements were allowed to donate blood, ensuring safety and effectiveness.

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Medical staff check a soldier’s health before blood donation.
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A soldier completes registration procedures for blood donation.
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Meaningful gifts encourage officers and soldiers participating in the blood donation.

As a result, the division collected nearly 300 blood units. The donated blood will be transported to hospitals in Da Nang city to serve emergency aid and treatment for patients.

Translated by Minh Anh