Health check-ups provided to border people

This practical activity aimed to celebrate Corps 15 being honored with the title of Hero of the People’s Armed Forces by the Party and the State for the second time.

Leaders of Military Hospital 15 and Defense-Economic Unit 710 present gifts to locals.

During the program, the medical staff of Military Hospital 15 and the military-civilian infirmary of Defense-Economic Unit 710 provided medical examinations and health counseling for locals. The services included blood pressure and weight measurements, otolaryngology clinical examinations, ultrasounds, electrocardiograms, health care consultations, among others.

Colonel Pham Xuan An, Director of Military Hospital 15, directly provides health examination for a resident.

Locals receive thorough health check-ups and health consultations from the medical staff of Corps 15.

In addition, Defense-Economic Unit 710 presented 50 gifts to policy beneficiary families, ethnic minority households, and disadvantaged families in the area. The total cost of the program was over VND 100 million.

The medical staff providing health check-ups and medicines to people in Ia Mo commune

Speaking at the event, Lieutenant Colonel Vu Ba Thiet, Head of Defense-Economic Unit 710, emphasized that these activities not only carried profound humanistic meaning, but also demonstrated the responsibility of Corps 15’s officers and soldiers toward the local community, thereby contributing to taking care of the people’s health, consolidating the “people’s heart” posture, and building an increasingly strong border area.

Village elder Ksor H’Blam (Krong village, Ia Mo commune) speaks at the event.

On behalf of the locals, village elder Ksor H'Blam (from Krong village, Ia Mo commune) expressed the villagers’ joy and gratitude to the troops and medical staff. He added that many elderly people felt highly reassured after receiving dedicated examinations and consultations.

Translated by Song Anh