The student with a broken spine was taken to the hospital by the school and his family.
(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of April 23, Luong Van Thao - a student with a broken spine in Chau Hanh commune, Quy Chau district, was taken to Viet Duc Hospital for examination by the school and his family.
A 7th grade student broke his spine because his friend pulled his chair jokingly.
(Baonghean.vn) - That is Luong Van Thao, Thai ethnic, 7th grade student - Hanh Thiet Secondary School (Quy Chau, Nghe An).
In the account set up by Hanh Thiet Secondary School (Quy Chau) to support her family, named Luong Van Thao, after only 3 days (April 16-18), 160 million VND was received. At the same time in the South, Mr. Nguyen Manh Hung - Captain of the Bien Hoa Robbery Hunting Team (Dong Nai), also called for donations and received more than 136 million VND to help Thao.
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Luong Van Thao was taken to the hospital by the school and his family. Photo: Cao Thuy |
In recent days, many organizations and individuals have traveled hundreds of kilometers to directly visit, encourage, and give gifts to the child.
Thanks to the community’s help, on the morning of April 23, Luong Van Thao was taken to Viet Duc Hospital (Hanoi) by Hanh Thiet Secondary School and his family for a medical examination. The school had 3 people, including Ms. Nguyen Thi Xuan – Principal, Ms. Hoang Thi Huyen – homeroom teacher and Mr. Ho Trong Hieu.
That same afternoon, at Viet Duc Hospital, Thao was examined and is waiting for the consultation conclusion.
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| For the past 3 months, Thao has not been able to walk and has had to rely on help from relatives for all daily activities. Photo: Cao Thuy |
As Nghe An newspaper reported in the article “A 7th grade student broke his spine because his friend pulled his chair jokingly”, Luong Van Thao, a 7th grade student at Hanh Thiet Secondary School (Quy Chau) is facing a difficult situation.
In 5th grade, during an outdoor activity, because of being teased by friends, Thao was beaten.fall,broken spine, whole body paralyzed, after a period of treatment, can go to school normally.
However, in early 2018, her illness relapsed. Her body became weak, her limbs were atrophied, her spine was completely crooked, and she could not walk. Thao had to stop going to school for 3 months, and had to rely on her relatives for all her daily activities.
