Deputy Head of Commune Police in Lam Dong travels 40km to donate blood to save critically ill baby girl

At noon on October 15th, the family of baby V.B. T (born in 2014, residing in Krong A commune, Dak Lak province) issued an urgent call for support because the baby suffered from congenital hemolytic anemia, the condition worsened, and needed blood transfusions of group AB.

Upon receiving the information, Lieutenant Colonel Le Thanh An - Deputy Head of Nam Da Commune Police (Lam Dong) - reported to the commander, quickly traveling more than 40km to the Western Highlands Regional General Hospital, where baby T was being treated, to donate blood.

Thanks to timely support, baby T has passed the critical condition, vital signs are gradually stabilizing and continue to be monitored and treated by doctors.

Lieutenant Colonel Le Thanh An's action shows the spirit of responsibility, sharing with the people in urgent circumstances, spreading the act of blood donation to save people and the image of a People's Police soldier serving the people.

Thereby, contributing to affirming the role of grassroots police forces in being close to the people, close to the people, and ready to support people when facing difficulties and hardships.

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