On April 8, officials, teachers and employees working in the education sector of Dak Lak province’s Buon Ma Thuot City, together with 350 police officers of the Provincial Police and a large crowd of people, registered for voluntary blood donation, resulting in 243 units of blood being collected and provided for local hospitals in service of treatment and emergency.
To minimise the risk of blood shortages during the COVID-19 prevention and control period, the Dak Lak provincial People’s Committee has called on units to continue mobilising locals to actively give blood, requesting that the organisation of blood donation festivals must ensure anti-epidemic requirements, including avoiding gathering in groups of many people at the same time, preparing antibacterial solutions and instructing participants to wear masks at donation points.
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Youth union members and young people in Thai Nguyen province respond to the voluntary blood donation programme.
Earlier on April 7, a voluntary blood donation programme was held by the Youth Union of Thai Nguyen province, receiving enthusiastic response from more than 300 officials, youth union members and young people.
A total of 250 units of blood was mobilised through the event to serve the treatment of patients at the Thai Nguyen Central General Hospital and other hospitals across the province.
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Police officers in Thanh Hoa province donate blood.
On the afternoon of April 8, the Thanh Hoa Provincial Police launched a voluntary blood donation campaign, collecting an initial 300 units of blood.
Sixty five blood units were collected on the first day of a voluntary blood donation programme, held by the Party Central Committee’s Organisation Commission and the National Institute of Haematology and Central Blood Transfusion on the same day.
