National Day parade rehearsal on September 2nd: When the challenge is the 40°C heat.

(Dan Tri) - Under the scorching sun, with temperatures sometimes reaching 40 degrees Celsius, many soldiers showed signs of being "overloaded". Many female soldiers suffered from heatstroke, leading to nausea, loss of composure, and difficulty breathing.

On the afternoon of August 2, at Hanoi National University (Hoa Lac commune, Hanoi city), the Ministry of Public Security's Parade Command organized the 7th joint training session for the People's Public Security forces participating in the parade in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

The training session is not only a comprehensive test of organization, technique, and formation, but also an opportunity to affirm the mettle, discipline, and high readiness of the entire force before the country's special event.

The 16 marching units of the Ministry of Public Security in the joint training session are typical units, representing the core forces of the People's Public Security such as: Special Police Men's Block, Peacekeeping Officer Men's Block, Traffic Police Women's Block, Fire Prevention, Firefighting and Rescue Police Men's Block, Mobile Police Men's Block...

After months of training, combined with determination, the soldiers in the marching contingent performed their movements in a synchronized, beautiful, and heroic manner.

All-female Special Police Unit.

Under the red flag with a yellow star, every glance and movement of the soldiers reflected a sense of responsibility, along with pride and honor in participating in this particularly important national event.

At the training session, Lieutenant General Nguyen Ngoc Van, Commander of the Mobile Police Command, said that participating in the parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2 is an honor and pride for every officer and soldier.

"This is a glorious mission but requires each officer and soldier to uphold their sense of responsibility, overcome all difficulties, unite and work together to excellently complete the assigned tasks," the CSCĐ Commander emphasized.

Under the scorching sun, the temperature sometimes felt up to 40 degrees Celsius, many soldiers showed signs of being "overloaded". Medical staff and training officers always closely monitored, continuously spraying water to lower the soldiers' body temperature.

However, many female soldiers suffered from heatstroke, leading to vomiting, loss of composure, and difficulty breathing. At this time, medical staff provided water, cooled down the bodies, and provided first aid to the "female warriors".

At the conclusion of the training session, Lieutenant General Nguyen Ngoc Van commended and praised the officers and soldiers for actively and effectively implementing the program and plan on schedule.

The CSCĐ Commander especially praised the command team, management staff and more than 6,000 officers, soldiers and students participating in the training. Lieutenant General Van acknowledged the efforts and attempts with the highest sense of responsibility, overcoming all weather difficulties to achieve achievements and results like this joint training session.

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