Two mobile police officers donate blood to save critically ill patient
Dak Lak - Two mobile police officers donated blood in time, saving patients in the area from critical condition.
On April 16, Dak Lak Provincial Police said that two mobile police officers had just donated blood in time, contributing to saving a patient in critical condition.
Previously, on April 5, Phu Yen General Hospital informed about the case of patient N.T. X. (residing in Tay Hoa commune) who was in critical condition and needed urgent blood transfusion for emergency treatment.
Immediately after receiving the information, the Executive Committee of the grassroots Youth Union of the Mobile Police Department quickly reviewed the forces eligible for blood donation, and at the same time reported and requested instructions from the unit's leaders.
On that basis, two soldiers Bui Van Tinh and Huynh Tan Kiet (under the Mobile Police Department) were assigned to participate in blood donation.
With a sense of responsibility and compassion, the two soldiers donated a total of 2 units of blood type A. Thereby, promptly supporting the hospital in emergency work, contributing to helping the patient overcome the critical condition.
After that, Mr. P.Q. K. (resident of Tay Hoa commune) - a patient's family member - sent a thank-you letter to the soldiers for their timely support, helping his loved one to be saved.
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