Participating at the Blood Donation Festival were Colonel, Dr. Pham Van Nam - Vice Principal of Fire Prevention University, representatives of leaders of functional departments and more than 700 union members, young people and doctors working at 19-8 Hospital.
Comrade Colonel Pham Van Nam - Vice Principal praised the Campaign Team
School voluntary blood donation
Comrade Colonel, PhD. Pham Van Nam said that this is one of the annual activities of the University of Fire Prevention and Fighting. The HMTN Festival will contribute to overcoming the shortage of blood for emergency services and treatment of officers and soldiers in the People's Public Security force being treated at 19-8 Hospital, while raising awareness about humanitarian blood donation, blood transfusion safety and HIV/AIDS prevention through blood transfusion for school officials, teachers and students. Comrade Pham Van Nam praised the Youth Union Executive Committee and the school's Voluntary Blood Donation Campaign Team for actively coordinating to organize this program; At the same time, we recommend that 19/8 Hospital always consider the University of Fire Prevention and Control as one of the reliable and active addresses in activities for the community and society.
The leaders of the University of Fire Prevention and Control visited union members participating in blood donation.
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The program "Drops of gratitude for beloved comrades" has helped 8/19 Hospital collect over 600 units of blood from victims. participants.
Union members participating in blood donation.
Doctor Bui Huy Tuan - Director of the Hematology Center of August 19 Hospital, expressed his gratitude for the Party Committee's attention, The Board of Directors of the Fire Prevention University and the school's active participation in HMTN activities for many consecutive years have helped the Hospital proactively source blood to treat patients.
Doctor Bui Huy Tuan – Director of Hematology Center
August 19 Hospital expressed thanks to the Voluntary Blood Donation Campaign Team.
Fun musical performances at the program.
Van Kiem (P10)