Free medical campaign brings joy to the poor in Hanoi
Hanoi’s health sector is carrying a campaign providing gratis medical
checkups and treatment for the old and poor living across the capital
city until the end of February 2015.
Hanoi’s health sector is carrying a campaign providing gratis medical
checkups and treatment for the old and poor living across the capital
city until the end of February 2015.
The campaign, an activity marking the 60th Vietnamese Doctors’ Day (February 27), will include surgeries for elderly patients with cataract and children with cleft palate and heart diseases.
On the first day of the campaign, Duc Giang general hospital gave free medical checks up, treatment and medicine to 300 people at Thach Da commune, in Me Linh District.
A similar humanitarian campaign co-organised by the Vietnam Red Cross (VRC) and the Ministry of Health, which aims at benefiting over one million poor people each year in Vietnam, has been underway since November.-VNA
The campaign, an activity marking the 60th Vietnamese Doctors’ Day (February 27), will include surgeries for elderly patients with cataract and children with cleft palate and heart diseases.
On the first day of the campaign, Duc Giang general hospital gave free medical checks up, treatment and medicine to 300 people at Thach Da commune, in Me Linh District.
A similar humanitarian campaign co-organised by the Vietnam Red Cross (VRC) and the Ministry of Health, which aims at benefiting over one million poor people each year in Vietnam, has been underway since November.-VNA