Villagers grateful to the doctor in 'green uniform'
Hoai Thu - Thanh Phuc - February 27, 2024 14:44
(Baonghean.vn) - Many people in the border villages of Nghe An are always grateful to the doctors and nurses of the Border Guard for helping them receive timely medical examination and treatment. The "green uniform" medical force currently has nearly 90 people, both performing the duties of border guards and taking care of the health of people in the highlands.
For many years, Huoi Bac Military Medical Station has been a familiar place for the people of Huoi Bac village and neighboring villages of Bac Ly commune (Ky Son district). Whenever they are sick, the people here come to receive free medical examination and treatment from the doctors of My Ly Border Guard Station. Photo: Hoai ThuMrs. Cut Mother Pong in Huoi Bac village said: “Every time I get sick, I don’t have to go to the commune center anymore, but go to the border guard medical station (Huoi Bac Military and Civilian Medical Station - PV), here the doctors examine me, give me medicine to cure my illness, and instruct me on how to prevent illness. Thanks to the medicine from the border doctor, my leg pain and difficulty walking have been cured.” The working group of My Ly Border Guard Station stationed in Huoi Bac village has 3 doctors on duty, both performing the duties of a border guard soldier and examining and treating patients, and disseminating community health knowledge to the people in the villages. Photo: Hoai ThuBeing examined, given free medicine and health supplements, the people of Huoi Bac village expressed their gratitude to the doctors and nurses in green uniforms. "Having the border guards means we don't have to fear ghosts or illness anymore. I wish the doctors good health so they can treat many people. I thank you very much," said Mrs. Cut Mother Pong. Photo: Thanh PhucCurrently, along the border lines, in addition to building and maintaining 6 military-civilian medical stations with 86 medical officers and soldiers working there, there are also 8 "Border Medicine Cabinets" in remote villages including: Veu Village, Phuc Son Commune (Anh Son), Huoi Poc Village, Nam Can Commune (Ky Son), Huoi Bac Village, Bac Ly Commune (Ky Son); Muong Long Village, Tri Le Commune (Que Phong), Bung Village and Co Phat Village, Mon Son Commune (Con Cuong); Huoi Son Village and Pha Lom Village, Tam Hop Commune (Tuong Duong). The border medicine cabinets were established and operated based on the contributions of the Border Guard force, local women's associations and sponsorship from benefactors. In the photo: doctors at the Phuc Son Military-Civilian Medical Station disseminate knowledge about hygiene and disease prevention in Veu Village 1. Photo: Hoai ThuIn addition to examining and treating patients at military and civilian medical stations, the "green uniform" doctors also visit homes to examine those who cannot go to the medical station, or in emergency cases. Photo: Hoai ThuA family member had severe stomachache, so the people of Co Phat village asked a military doctor from Co Phat Military-Civilian Medical Station, Mon Son Border Guard Station (Con Cuong) to visit and examine him at home. Photo: Hoai ThuAt the military and civilian medical stations of the Nghe An Border Guard, people are examined for free and given free medicine. Photo: Thanh PhucIn addition to examining and treating people, military doctors also personally grow and take care of medicinal herb gardens to serve their work. Photo: Thanh PhucThe "green uniform" doctors and nurses who are attached to the border villages also research and prepare medicines to help save the lives of many people through critical situations. For example, Major, military doctor Le Anh Duc (middle) at Tri Le Military-Civilian Medical Station (Que Phong) successfully researched a medicine to detoxify poisoned aconite leaves. Photo: Dinh TuyenEvery time they leave the military and civilian medical stations, the people of the border villages are happy and thank the doctors and nurses for their dedicated service to the people's health. Photo: Hoai Thu
Military doctors of My Ly Border Guard Station examine and treat people in Huoi Bac village, Bac Ly commune. Clip: Thu - Phuc
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