Hanoi: As many as 100 outstanding voluntary blood donors were honoured during a ceremony in Hanoi on June 5. The event, jointly held by the National Steering Committee for Voluntary Blood Donation, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Red Cross Society, and the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, highlighted the selflessness of those who have collectively donated 4,800 units of blood and platelets, averaging 48 donations each.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the ceremony served as a platform to acknowledge and celebrate the vital role played by these dedicated individuals. Their contributions have been instrumental in saving lives and supporting healthcare efforts across the region. The event emphasized the importance of voluntary blood donation and encouraged more citizens to participate in this crucial activity.
The organisers of the ceremony expressed their gratitude towards the donors and reiterated their commitment to promoting voluntary blood donation. They highlighted the continuous need for blood and platelets to meet the demands of medical emergencies and ongoing treatments. The recognition event aimed to inspire others by showcasing the positive impact of regular blood donation.
The National Steering Committee for Voluntary Blood Donation, along with its partners, plans to continue its efforts to raise awareness and encourage more people to join the cause. The collective goal is to ensure a stable and sufficient supply of blood and platelets for those in need.