* On July 25, the Military Medical University held a “Returning to the root” program in Vo Tranh commune, Thai Nguyen province. Participants offered incense at the local war cemetery, carried out community projects, supported the local gratitude fund, presented 10 bicycles to disadvantaged students, 10 gift packages to policy beneficiary families, and 1,000 notebooks and 1,000 pens to local secondary schools and conducted other meaningful activities.
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Incense offering at Vo Tranh commune war cemetery (Photo: qdnd.vn) |
* The Hung Yen Provincial Military Command on July 24 offered flowers and incense at the monument to late Party General Secretary Nguyen Van Linh and the provincial Martyrs' Memorial. They expressed gratitude to the late leader for his great contribution and to those who sacrificed their lives for national independence and freedom and reaffirmed their commitment to fulfilling assigned missions.
* On July 25, Military Hospital 7 of the Division of Logistics and Technical Services under Military Region 3, in coordination with Thai Nguyen Provincial Military Command and local authorities, provided free health check-ups, health consultations, and medicines for nearly 400 policy beneficiaries and presented gifts to 25 outstanding beneficiaries in Vo Tranh commune, Thai Nguyen province.
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The Hung Yen Provincial Military Command offers flowers and incense at the provincial Martyrs' Memorial. (Photo: baohungyen.vn) |
* The same day, Military Hospital 120 under Military Region 9’s Division of Logistics and Technical Services, together with the Dong Thap Province Veterans' Association, organized free medical examinations, gave medicines and 100 gift packages to veterans, wounded soldiers, martyrs' families, and people with meritorious service in Thoi Son, Trung An, Dao Thanh, My Phong and My Tho communes in Dong Thap province.
* Brigade 205 under the Signal Corps, the Vietnam Military History Museum, and the Youth Union organization of Xuan Phuong ward, Hanoi offered incense in tribute to heroic martyrs at the Martyrs' Memorial in the ground of the museum, and helped maintain museum exhibits and grounds.
* The Vinh Long Provincial Department of Health, together with hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City, provided free medical services, medicines, and health consultations for nearly 7,000 wounded and sick soldiers, national contributors and policy beneficiary families in communes and wards in Vinh Long province, while also helping local residents use digital healthcare applications.
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The medical staff from Military Hospital 211 give health check-ups to policy beneficiaries and other people in Gia Lai province. (Photo: qdnd.vn) |
* Meanwhile, more than 900 policy beneficiaries, people with meritorious service, and disadvantaged households in Bo Ngoong and Bien Ho communes, Gia Lai province had their health checked and received free medicines during a program conducted by Military Hospital 211 under the Division of Logistics and Technical Services of Army Corps 34, in partnership with Vietcombank’s Gia Lai branch. The two units presented 810 gift packages to policy beneficiary families and national contributors in the localities.
Translated by Mai Huong