On June 3, exemplary blood donors from across the country gathered at the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion to attend the National Program to Honor Outstanding Voluntary Blood Donors in 2025.
According to the National Steering Committee for Voluntary Blood Donation, the Program to Honor Outstanding Voluntary Blood Donors nationwide will take place in Hanoi and Phu Tho province from June 3 to June 5.
This is the 17th year the Program has been organized, on the occasion of International Blood Donor Day (June 14). Thereby continuing to affirm the special attention of the Party, State, all levels, sectors and the whole society to the voluntary blood donation movement and to acknowledge, praise and express gratitude to the kindness and noble deeds of blood donors across the country.
A series of meaningful activities taking place over 3 days include: Party and State leaders meeting with outstanding blood donors; journey “Back to the Ancestral Land” - offering incense to the Hung Kings; Ceremony to report achievements to Uncle Ho at Ba Dinh Square; offering incense at the Monument to Heroes and Martyrs and Ceremony to honor outstanding blood donors nationwide.
Among the 100 examples honored this year, there are 5 people who have donated blood and platelets over 100 times, such as: Ms. Huynh Thi My An (donated 110 times), Mr. Pham Phu Phat (107 times), Mr. Nguyen Trung Kien (106 times), Mr. Le Hong Minh (102 times), Ms. Pham Thi Thuy Trang (102 times).
Besides, there are also typical blood donation families honored such as: Nguyen Van Hien's family ( Vinh Phuc province), Nguyen Thanh Toan's family (Binh Dinh province)...
The achievements of the delegates are not only admirable numbers but also stories of love, of hearts that persistently contribute and spread the good things of life.
Evaluating this year's program, Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Ngoc Que, Director of the National Blood Center, said: "This is a very meaningful activity. The 100 people honored represent the millions of blood donors in Vietnam, and it is a reunion of three regions. Voluntary blood donation has become a beautiful lifestyle activity in the community. This needs to be continued and expanded because voluntary blood donation is not just a movement activity but a regular activity to save patients."
“When we are healthy, we are willing to donate blood for the community; when blood is needed, the community is also willing to share. With that message, voluntary blood donation activities have spread widely in the community, among all classes of people. We have had many people who not only donate blood themselves but also their families and relatives. There are people who have mobilized thousands of people to donate blood. This is a wonderful model that we have built over time,” Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Ngoc Que shared.
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