Many agencies and units donate blood to save lives during the Covid-19 pandemic
(Baonghean.vn) - In response to the blood donation call "Red Journey - Keep the heart beating", many cadres and party members in agencies and units in Vinh city actively responded.
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| On the afternoon of July 3, officers of Nghe An Customs Department went to the provincial Hematology and Blood Transfusion Center to participate in voluntary blood donation. Photo: TT |
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| This is an activity in response to the program "Red Journey - Keep the Heart Beating" organized by the Provincial Red Cross Society in coordination with the Provincial Agencies' Union, Nghe An Civil Servants' Union and Nghe An Hematology and Blood Transfusion Center. Photo: TT |
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| Previously, on July 1, officials and reporters of Nghe An Newspaper also participated in the blood donation program. Photo: Phuong Thu |
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| Many people who donated blood for the first time said that they were initially worried, especially in the context of the complicated epidemic, but when they registered to donate blood and saw that the donation process was very safe, they forgot all their worries and instead felt joy and happiness because they could contribute to saving people. Photo: Phuong Thu |
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| In the context of the complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, the blood reserve of the Nghe An Provincial Hematology and Blood Transfusion Center is seriously lacking because people in isolated and locked-down areas and people outside Vinh city cannot come to donate blood, and student volunteers are also on summer vacation... In the photo, members of the Nghe An Police Youth Union participate in the blood donation program. Photo: TT |
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In addition to the above units, according to statistics from the program's Organizing Committee, in recent days, many cadres and employees of agencies and units have participated in blood donation such as: Party Committee of Nghe An Provincial Agencies; Office of Nghe An Provincial Civil Servants' Union; Nghe An Guest House; Nghe An Provincial Department of Foreign Affairs and many doctors and nurses of hospitals also participated in blood donation. In the photo, doctors and nurses of Nghe An Oncology Hospital donate blood. Photo: TT |
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Dr. Nguyen Dinh Khue, Director of Nghe An Hematology and Blood Transfusion Center, said that to ensure sufficient blood supply and blood products for patient treatment, the center must mobilize 130-180 units of blood per day. However, during the outbreak, the center could only mobilize 10-20 units of blood per day. Meanwhile, many patients in hospitals in the province need blood to sustain their lives. Therefore, donating blood at this time is extremely important in saving lives. Photo: TT |