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NA Chairwoman pays Tet visit to hospital K

National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan paid a Tet visit to medial staff and cancer patients at the Vietnam National Cancer Hospital (hospital K) in Tan Trieu commune, Hanoi’s outlying district of Thanh Tri on January 23.
NA Chairwoman pays Tet visit to hospital K ảnh 1NA Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan presents gift to a cancer patient treated at hospital K (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) –National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan paid a Tet visit to medialstaff and cancer patients at the Vietnam National Cancer Hospital (hospital K) inTan Trieu commune, Hanoi’s outlying district ofThanh Tri on January 23.

She wished staff of the hospital a happy Tet, expressing herhope that the hospital will continue to be a reliable healthcare establishment ofthe people.

While praising the hospital’s efforts in improving the quality of examinationand treatment, and easing patient overload, Ngan affirmed the Party and State’spolices of mobilising all resources for medial development.

The health sector needs to care about both prevention and treatment, she stressed.

Besides, she urged the hospital topay heed to promoting scientific research, training and internationalcooperation, towards bettering treatment work and the training quality in thefield.

NA Chairman Ngan and representatives from the Ngay Mai Tuoi Sang” (Bright Future) foundation presented two cancer patients, who meet difficulties inpaying for treatment, including Nang Bua Thong, a 57-year-old woman from Laos, andTran Thi Tuyet, 40, with 10 million VND (443.5 USD) each.

On the occasion, a total of 100other cancer patients treated at the hospital also received 1 million VND (44.3USD) each from the fund.-VNA
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