Wrapping Chung cakes and sending Tet gifts to doctors and nurses on duty treating COVID-19

Nghe An General Hospital organized the program "Banh chung tinh nghia - Gio lua yeu thuong" to encourage doctors, nurses and medical staff on the front line against COVID-19. Photo: Hoang Linh

During the coming of Tet, many doctors and medical staff in Nghe An have had to "forget Tet" to carry out the noble task of taking care of COVID-19 patients at treatment facilities and field hospitals...

With love for the profession and love for the sick, many doctors and medical staffNghe An General Hospitalvolunteered to perform duties at the Intensive Care Center No. 1 and Field Hospital No. 8 in Nghe An province. They sacrificed the joy of reunion for themselves and their families; have been, are and will be accompanying patients in the fight against the Covid-19 epidemic during this Lunar New Year.

Taking care of the material and spiritual life of doctors, nurses and medical staff on duty at Intensive Care Center No. 1 and Field Hospital No. 8 in Nghe An province, January 28,Nghe An General Hospitallaunched the program "Banh chung tinh nghia - Gio lua yeu thuong".

The Hospital Board of Directors and staff directly wrapped 200 banh chung and 50 pork rolls to send to their colleagues. Photo: Hoang Linh

Accordingly, the Hospital Board of Directors and staff of the Hospital's General Service Center have packaged more than 200 banh chung and 50 pork rolls to send to officers, civil servants and workers who will "celebrate Tet" at the Intensive Care Center No. 1 and Field Hospital No. 8 in Nghe An province.

Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Van Huong - Party Secretary, Director of Nghe An General Hospital shared: "The epidemic has been prolonged, for many months, doctors and nurses working at the Field Hospital and the COVID-19 treatment area have not been able to return home.

Now that the Lunar New Year is approaching, while many hospital staff are preparing for the Tet holiday, doctors and nurses treating COVID-19 are still fighting the epidemic with patients. The program is organized to encourage and support doctors and nurses; to help make Tet meals more flavorful...”.

On the evening of January 28, these meaningful banh chung cakes will be sent to the COVID-19 treatment area for doctors, nurses, and medical staff who are struggling to fight the disease. Photo: Hoang Linh

On the evening of January 28, these Chung cakes and pork rolls of comradely love will be cooked and delivered to the doctors and medical staff on duty at Field Hospital No. 8 and Intensive Care Center No. 1 of Nghe An province.