Ty Bach Company Trade Union mobilizes 230 workers to register for blood donation
Vinh Long - The Trade Union of Ty Bach Company mobilized 230 workers to register for blood donation, receiving 68,250 ml of blood for emergency and patient treatment.
On October 22, the grassroots Trade Union of Ty Bach Co., Ltd. in coordination with the Blood Transfusion Hematology Hospital of Can Tho City organized a voluntary blood donation program, attracting a large number of union members and workers to participate. 230 workers registered, through screening, 195 people met blood donation standards, receiving a total of 68,250 ml of blood.
Mr. Nguyen Van Ngot, a worker at Ty Bach Co., Ltd., said that voluntary blood donation is a practical activity, contributing to supplementing blood sources for emergency and treatment for patients in need of blood. Therefore, when he is healthy enough, he is willing to participate to share with those who need help.
Personally, I feel my health is stable, so I registered to donate blood. The body has the ability to regenerate the donated blood, while this amount of blood can help patients have more opportunities for timely treatment," Mr. Ngot shared.
Ms. Lam Thi Ngoc Ha - Chairwoman of the grassroots Trade Union of Ty Bach Co., Ltd. said that every year, the company coordinates with the Can Tho City Hematology and Blood Transfusion Hospital to organize 2-3 blood collection drives, creating conditions for union members and workers to participate in voluntary blood donation.
According to Ms. Ha, the activity not only contributes to supplementing blood sources to serve people's health care but also promotes the spirit of mutual affection and social responsibility of workers. Grassroots trade unions continue to propagate and mobilize union members and workers to participate on a voluntary basis, ensuring health conditions and safe blood donation procedures.
Maintaining annual voluntary blood donation drives contributes to spreading compassionate gestures among workers, joining hands to supplement blood sources to serve emergency care, treatment and community health care.
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