Workers respond to the Golden Blood Score 2025 program in Hai Phong

On September 21, Hai Duong Blood Donction Youth Club organized the program "Golden Blood Point 2025" attracting more than 500 participants. Among them, many workers and laborers from industrial parks also participated, contributing to creating an impression for the event.

From early morning, many workers came to register to donate blood after night shifts or take advantage of holidays. They carry the spirit of sharing, considering blood donation as a simple but humane act.

Mr. Dinh Trong Hieu - a worker at CP. Vietnam Livestock Joint Stock Company located in Tan Truong Industrial Park said that this is the 19th time he has participated in blood donation. I was a member of a blood donation club, so I consider this a sacred thing. Each drop of blood given not only helps save the lives of patients but also makes me feel more meaningful in life, Mr. Hieu expressed.

Also at the program, Mr. Vu Duc Hoan - a worker at Dai An Industrial Park, shared: "I learned about the program through leaflets distributed at the industrial park. When I heard that hospitals were suffering from anemia, I thought that if I was healthy, there was no reason to stay out. Donating blood is both good for yourself and can save people, that is the responsibility and joy".

In addition to familiar faces, many workers participated in blood donation for the first time. Ms. Nguyen Thi Hanh - a garment worker in Lai Vu Industrial Park said: "My colleague invited me to donate blood with him. At first, I was a bit worried, but when I was consulted by the medical staff and saw many friends and workers participating, I felt reassured. I think this will be an activity that I will stick with for a long time.

According to the Organizing Committee, the program has received hundreds of safe blood units, promptly supplementing inadequate hospitals. The large presence of workers and laborers not only contributes significantly to the success of the program but also demonstrates the sense of responsibility and solidarity of the young workforce towards the community.

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