Hanoi: Party General Secretary To Lam urged Military Central Hospital 108 to develop into a model healthcare institution and a reliable pillar serving both the armed forces and the public, while addressing a ceremony in Hanoi on March 30 marking the hospital's 75th anniversary (April 1, 1951-2026).

According to Vietnam News Agency, the ceremony highlighted the hospital's significant contributions to healthcare over the decades. General Secretary To Lam emphasized the importance of continuous innovation and improvement in medical services, urging the hospital to adopt advanced technologies and practices to enhance patient care.

The Military Central Hospital 108 has been a crucial part of Vietnam's healthcare landscape since its establishment in 1951. It has played a pivotal role in providing medical services to military personnel and civilians alike. The anniversary celebration also served as a platform to acknowledge the dedication and hard work of the hospital's staff over the years.

Party General Secretary To Lam's call for the hospital to become a model institution underscores the government's commitment to improving healthcare standards across the country. The hospital is expected to lead by example in adopting cutting-edge medical innovations and setting benchmarks for other healthcare facilities in Vietnam.