More than 200 Nghe An police officers and soldiers donated blood voluntarily

From early morning, Nghe An Provincial Police officers and soldiers registered to participate in voluntary blood donation with an excited spirit and vibrant atmosphere. Each officer and soldier will donate from 300ml to 350ml of blood. In the photo, officers and soldiers are screened and have their blood pressure measured before donating blood.

This is the 17th time that Major Nguyen Dinh Khanh - Head of the Youth Department of Nghe An Provincial Police has participated in donating blood. According to Mr. Khanh, donating blood is something that should be done and should be done regularly. He himself still maintains to donate blood 2-3 times a year.

“As a young officer, wearing the People's Police uniform, working in my beloved Uncle Ho's homeland, I see blood donation as a humane and meaningful activity, with a practical role in providing blood reserves of hospitals. At the same time, donating blood also helps the body regenerate new blood sources, contributing to improving the health of the blood donor. "Every drop of blood given - A life left behind", I hope that my drops of blood will help someone who falls into a serious illness and needs an urgent blood transfusion", Major Khanh shared.

After 12 years of working in the industry, Captain Le Thi Khanh Linh (officer of the Criminal Police Department, Nghe An Provincial Police) has donated blood voluntarily 10 times. “I started donating blood when I was 19 years old, when I was a student. Every year, I register to donate blood. Donating blood is a very meaningful and necessary job to promptly help people who need blood to maintain life," Captain Linh confided.

Second Lieutenant Nguyen Huu Hoang, police officer of Hung Loc commune, Vinh city, expressed: "Blood donation has become a beauty and a compassionate tradition of Vietnamese people. Healthy people, especially the young generation like us, always want to contribute to bringing health and happiness to patients."

Bright smile and volunteer spirit to donate blood to save lives.

On the morning of April 5, the program received more than 4 units of blood. These volunteer blood drops will contribute to promptly replenishing blood sources, providing emergency services and treatment at hospitals in the area in the context of scarce blood reserves.