At the event (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of National Defenceheld a ceremony in Hanoi on November 26 to bid farewell to 30 officers andstaff of the second level-2 field hospital to the United Nations peacekeepingmission in South Sudan.
Present at the event were Rear Admiral Nguyen Trong Binh, DeputyChief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army and representativesfrom the ministry’s units.
In his speech, Binh expressed his belief that officers andstaff will fulfill their assigned tasks to continue reaping achievements like militarymedical forces and the first level-2 field hospital in particular had did.
On the occasion, Australia will continue assisting Vietnamin carrying the military personnel and equipment of the second level-2 fieldhospital to South Sudan by military aircraft C-17, as well as bringing staff ofthe first field hospital to the homeland.
Maj. Gen. Hoang Kim Phung, Director of the Vietnam PeacekeepingDepartment, said the first level-2 field hospital has received the UnitedNations medal for peacekeeping mission.
During the past more than one year, the hospital receivedand treated more than 2,000 patients, a high number compared to the average ofover 200.
Earlier on November 19, 28 out of 63 officers and staffflied to South Sudan for the mission./.
Present at the event were Rear Admiral Nguyen Trong Binh, DeputyChief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army and representativesfrom the ministry’s units.
In his speech, Binh expressed his belief that officers andstaff will fulfill their assigned tasks to continue reaping achievements like militarymedical forces and the first level-2 field hospital in particular had did.
On the occasion, Australia will continue assisting Vietnamin carrying the military personnel and equipment of the second level-2 fieldhospital to South Sudan by military aircraft C-17, as well as bringing staff ofthe first field hospital to the homeland.
Maj. Gen. Hoang Kim Phung, Director of the Vietnam PeacekeepingDepartment, said the first level-2 field hospital has received the UnitedNations medal for peacekeeping mission.
During the past more than one year, the hospital receivedand treated more than 2,000 patients, a high number compared to the average ofover 200.
Earlier on November 19, 28 out of 63 officers and staffflied to South Sudan for the mission./.
VNA
