(Baonghean.vn) - It has become a beautiful tradition that every July, Vinh City General Hospital organizes many activities to return to the source, examine, provide free medicine and give gifts to wounded soldiers and relatives of martyrs in the area.
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On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day, a delegation of officers and staff of Vinh City General Hospital organized a meaningful pilgrimage to visit the grave of General Vo Nguyen Giap at Vung Chua, Yen Island. Photo: My Hanh |
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The delegation visited and offered incense to General Vo Nguyen Giap. Photo: My Hanh |
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Continuing the journey, the delegation offered incense at Truong Son Martyrs' Cemetery - where there are more than 10,000 graves of martyrs from all over the country who have forever fallen for the independence and freedom of the country. Photo: My Hanh |
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Visiting the Road 9 martyrs' cemetery, the members of the delegation lit incense sticks to show their respect and gratitude for the heroic sacrifices of the heroes and martyrs for the green life today. Photo: My Hanh |
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The delegation also offered incense to heroes and martyrs at Quang Tri ancient citadel. Photo: My Hanh |
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On this occasion, the Hospital coordinated with the City Fatherland Front Committee to organize the program "Medical examination, free medicine and gift giving to wounded soldiers and relatives of martyrs" in the area. Photo: Sy Minh |
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At the program, 30 wounded soldiers, people with revolutionary contributions and relatives of martyrs were visited, examined and given free health consultation. Photo: Sy Minh |
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Get a general health check-up and examine ear, nose, and throat diseases. Photo: Sy Minh |
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Vision test. Photo: Sy Minh |
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X-ray for each policy subject. Photo: Sy Minh |
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The total cost of free medical examination and medicine in this program is over 30 million VND. Photo: Sy Minh |
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On this occasion, the hospital also provided free medicine and gifts to policy beneficiaries; expressing deep gratitude to those who contributed to the revolution. Photo: Sy Minh |
Dinh Nguyet - Sy Minh