Nghe An Police give gifts to poor female dialysis patients on the occasion of October 20th
Nghe An - On October 20th, Nghe An Provincial Police visited and presented gifts to poor female patients undergoing dialysis.
On October 19, information from the Internal Political Security Department (Nghe An Provincial Police) said that the unit had just organized a program to visit, encourage and give gifts to female patients in difficult circumstances who are being treated for kidney failure in the "kidney dialysis hamlet", Vinh Hung ward, Nghe An province.
Previously, on the morning of October 18th, the Women's Union of the Internal Political Security Department visited and presented gifts to female patients who are fighting illness, on the occasion of Vietnamese Women's Day October 20th.

The "kidney dialysis hamlet" is currently the shelter of 30 kidney failure patients in particularly difficult circumstances, from many different rural areas. Among them, there are 18 female patients of various ages, who must maintain regular blood filtration 3 times a week to prolong their lives.
Most patients have to live far from their families, both fighting illness and facing the burden of treatment costs and daily living.
Although life is still full of hardships, patients here always encourage, share and help each other overcome difficulties, and share hope in the long treatment journey.
At the visit, officials and members of the Women's Union of the Internal Political Security Department kindly encouraged and shared the difficulties of patients, and presented gifts and essential necessities.
Although the gifts are not of great material value, they show the concern and sharing of officers and soldiers of Nghe An Provincial Police for women in unfortunate circumstances.
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