Nearly 5,000 People Join Blood Donation Campaign in Ho Chi Minh City

Ho chi minh city: Nearly 5,000 volunteers, mostly university students and youth union members in Ho Chi Minh City, participated in a blood donation drive on March 8 under the 18th 'Chu Nhat Do' (Red Sunday) Campaign. The event was among the highlights of the nationwide Red Sunday programme, which encourages the community's participation in voluntary blood donation to help ensure adequate blood supplies for hospitals, particularly at the start of the year when demand is typically high.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the campaign's efforts are crucial in addressing the blood supply needs of hospitals. The Red Sunday programme has become an important annual event, fostering a spirit of community involvement and support for healthcare needs. The participation of young volunteers is particularly significant, as it demonstrates a growing awareness and commitment to social responsibility among the youth in Vietnam.

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