Vietnam Military Medical Association and Nghe An Health Sector provide free medical examination and gifts to people in Kim Lien commune (Nam Dan)

Leaders of the Vietnam Military Medical Association and Nghe An province presented gifts to people in Kim Lien commune (Nam Dan). Photo: Thanh Chung

On May 27, the Vietnam Military Medical Association, Hanoi Medical University, Vietnam-Germany Friendship Hospital, Vinh Medical University and medical units of the health sectorNghe AnOrganized a program to provide free medical examinations, health consultations and gifts to war invalids, martyrs' families and policy beneficiaries in Kim Lien commune, Nam Dan district.

Attending the program were Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Le Tuan - Chairman of the Vietnam Military Medical Association, former Deputy Minister of Health; leaders of the Vietnam Military Medical Association, Vietnam-Germany Friendship Hospital, Hanoi Medical University.

On the side of Nghe An province, there were comrade Bui Dinh Long - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Nguyen Thi Hong Hoa - Director of the Department of Health; leaders of Nam Dan district; leaders of the Department of Health and medical units in the province.

Associate Professor, Doctor Pham Le Tuan - Chairman of the Vietnam Military-Civilian Medical Association spoke at the program. Photo: Thanh Chung

Speaking at the free medical examination, health consultation and gift giving program, Mr. Pham Le Tuan said that the program is a meaningful activity, demonstrating the spirit of gratitude and the tradition of mutual love and support of the nation.

The program's Organizing Committee wishes to join hands to contribute a small part to the health care work for people in Kim Lien commune - the hometown of President Ho Chi Minh in particular and join hands to build a position of people's hearts in the health care career associated with national defense and security.

Over 300 people in Kim Lien commune received free health check-ups and consultations. Photo: Thanh Chung

At the program, over 300 people in Kim Lien commune were examined, provided health consultation and given gifts. Through examination and consultation, people in Kim Lien commune have a better understanding of their health status and diseases, so that they can take care of their health in a reasonable way, suitable to their family's conditions./.