Nghe An General Friendship Hospital examines and provides free medicine to more than 300 people in My Ly commune
On August 2 and 3, a working delegation from Nghe An General Hospital led by Dr. Que Anh Tram - Deputy Director, examined and provided free medicine to people in My Ly commune.
The historic flood caused by the impact of storm No. 3 (Wipha) has caused severe damage to many medical facilities in Nghe An province. Particularly, the Commune Health StationMy Lywas completely swept away by the flood. Under the direction of the Department of Health, Ky Son Medical Center, My Ly Commune Health Station temporarily borrowed a resident's house to set up a field health station to examine and treat people in the "flood center" area.
However, the medical examination and treatment activities of My Ly Field Medical Station face many difficulties due to cramped facilities, large number of patients and local shortage of human resources, equipment and medicine.
In that situation, Ky Son Medical Center and My Ly Field Medical Station sent a request letter.Nghe An General Friendship Hospitalsupport, help. With the permission of Nghe An Department of Health, Nghe An General Friendship Hospital quickly prepared equipment, medicine, human resources; called for donations of clothes to give to people.
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The working group of Nghe An General Hospital of Friendship has 35 people including 5 pharmacists, 17 doctors in all specialties, 4 midwives, 4 nurses brought blood pressure, ultrasound machines, electrocardiogram machines, glucose testing machines, specialized examination tools and 40 types of medicine... to directly examine, dispense free medicine and give clothes to people in My Ly commune.
The delegation of Nghe An General Hospital borrowed the headquarters of the People's Committee of My Ly commune to examine and provide medicine. In 2 days, the delegation examined and provided free medicine to over 300 people in this commune.
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On this occasion, the Working Group also presented 12 stainless steel hospital beds to My Ly Commune Health Station and 70 more bags of clothes to the people./.