Bắc giang
Bac Giang honors outstanding collective and individual blood donors
Updated: 16:52, 10/06/2020
(BGO) – The Chairman of Bac Giang
provincial People’s Committee has decided to bestow the Certificate of Merit to
11 organizations, 12 families and 8 individuals with outstanding achievements
in blood donation and appeal for voluntary blood donation campaign.
For years, the voluntary blood donation movement in Bac Giang province has strongly developed with the results of next year higher than previous one, helping highly exceed the assigned criteria by the national Steering Committee for blood donation.
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Many people in Luc Nam district join voluntary blood donation. |
Particularly in 2019, the province received 20,900 blood units, accounting for 123 percent of the assigned yearly target. 1.2 percent of the population joined blood donation campaign.
The typical collectives are honored including the Youth Union in the provincial Public Security, the Red Cross Society in Hiep Hoa and Viet Yen districts...
(BGO) – The Steering
Committee for voluntary blood donation (VBD) in Bac Giang province has joined
hands with Ha Lang Railway Branch (Vietnam Railway Corporation) to launch the
blood donation festival to ease the blood shortage amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
(BGO) – On March 7, the Trade Union of the
Bac Giang provincial Civil Servant Block coordinated with the provincial Red
Cross Society to organize blood donation festival themed “Sharing blood – No
fear of Covid-19”.
(BGO) – The Steering Board for voluntary
blood donation (VBD) in Bac Giang province has coordinated with the Red Cross
Society at all levels to launch 9 humanity blood donation festivals in response
of 2020 Red Spring Festival (launched from December 29).
(BGO)
– The Voluntary Blood Donation (VBD) Festival was launched on February 16 by
the Steering Board for VBD in the northern province of Bac Giang at the
Building B of the provincial Inter-Agency Headquater.
A blood donation day was held among Ho Chi Minh City’s young people on February 16 to address blood shortage facing hospitals due to the acute respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Hoai Thu
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