Military Bank donates 1 million N95 medical masks to Ministry of Health

The Ministry of Health on September 6 received 1 million N95 medical masks worth approximately 40 billion VND (1.75 million USD) donated by the Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank to help protect frontline medical workers in the fight against COVID-19.
Military Bank donates 1 million N95 medical masks to Ministry of Health ảnh 1At the handover ceremony (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of Health onSeptember 6 received 1 million N95 medical masks worth approximately 40 billionVND (1.75 million USD) donated by the Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank to help protect frontlinemedical workers in the fight against COVID-19.

The masks was produced in and imported from the US, meetingthe standards set by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Speaking at the handover ceremony, Deputy Minister of HealthTran Van Thuan thanked the bank for its assistance, considering it a great source of encouragementfor doctors and medical staff serving pandemic prevention and control.

He said about 17,000 health workers have todate been sent to Ho Chi Minh City and southern localities to support them in the COVID-19combat.

Tran Minh Dat, deputy general director of the bank,hoped that the masks will be helpful to and encourage the force in the nation’sfight against the pandemic./.
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