The activity was part of Military Hospital 211’s efforts to effectively implement the military-civilian medical program, contribute to local healthcare, strengthen the great national unity bloc, and promote the image of military medical personnel devoted to serving the people.

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Senior Colonel Le Dinh Viet, Head of the Department of Logistics and Technical Services of Army Corps 34, and representatives of the department and the Gia Lai branch of Vietcombank present gifts to local people.

During the program, the hospital’s medical team provided healthcare services, surgery, ophthalmology, ear, nose and throat (ENT), and maxillofacial medicines. They also conducted ultrasound examinations and electrocardiography, provided health consultations, and distributed free medicines to more than 450 people.

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Delegates attend the program.

Based on the examinations, the medical staff gave advice on healthcare and seasonal disease prevention, while referring patients with serious conditions to higher-level hospitals for further treatment.

The hospital also coordinated with the Gia Lai branch of Vietcombank to present more than 450 gifts to policy families, national contributors, and disadvantaged households in the locality. The program’s total cost exceeded VND 180 million.

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Doctors and nurses of Military Hospital 211 provide medical examinations for local people.

Speaking at the event, Senior Colonel Le Dinh Viet praised Military Hospital 211 for sending its medical team to remote and ethnic minority areas to provide free medical examinations and medicines. He said the activity demonstrated the affection, solidarity, and high sense of responsibility of officers and soldiers of Army Corps 34 toward local people, policy families, and national contributors.

On behalf of the local Party committee, authorities, and people, Ho Ngoc Thang, Vice Chairman of the Mang Yang Commune People’s Committee, expressed his appreciation for the healthcare support provided by Military Hospital 211 and the Gia Lai branch of Vietcombank. He said the care and support provided by the units were a great encouragement to the locality, contributing to promoting the spirit of mutual affection, community responsibility, and military-civilian ties.

Translated by Minh Anh