Dai Nam University donates supplies to support the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases in treating Covid-19 patients

With the desire to support materials to help the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases, Branch 2 (Dong Anh - Hanoi) - one of the hot spots for receiving and treating Covid-19 patients in the North - continue to ensure good medical examination and treatment during the epidemic season, on March 31, Dai Nam University donated 110 electric fans (including 10 industrial electric fans and 100 pedestal fans) to the hospital.

Hundreds of new electric fans have been purchased by Dai Nam University to promptly support the hospital.

Sharing the reason for donating electric fans to the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases, Ms. Cao Thi Hoa - Vice Principal of Dai Nam University said: “To treat and prevent the spread of the corona virus, it is necessary to minimize the use of air conditioning. The Ministry of Health has directed medical facilities receiving and treating Covid-19 patients to increase ventilation by increasing ventilation, opening main doors and windows, using electric fans or other suitable air conditioning solutions. Meanwhile, most newly built hospitals in recent years use air conditioning cooling systems. On the other hand, the epidemic continues to develop unpredictably, the number of positive cases of Covid-19 is constantly increasing, causing upper-level hospitals to be overloaded with medical supplies, including electric fans. In particular, the weather is turning to summer, patients have to wear masks, doctors and nurses have to wear protective clothing 24/24, which is very hot and stuffy. Therefore, the demand for electric fans is very high…”

Accordingly, Dai Nam University donated 110 standing fans to support hospitals treating Covid-19 patients.

Dai Nam University donated 110 electric fans to the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases.

On behalf of the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases, Branch 2, Dr. Le Van Dung - Deputy Director acknowledged the kindness and timely sharing and sent sincere thanks to Dai Nam University.

“If the epidemic continues, hospitals, especially central hospitals, will certainly face a serious shortage of medical supplies, including electric fans. Therefore, the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases in particular and the health sector in general really need the support of the community. Thank you Dai Nam University for your timely support of the hospital…” said Dr. Le Van Dung.

Dr. Le Van Dung - Deputy Director of the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases presented a certificate of support and a letter of thanks to Dai Nam University.

Donating supplies to hospitals is one of the activities in a series of activities to join hands with the community to fight Covid-19 of Dai Nam University. Through this activity, the school wishes to share with the Vietnamese medical sector, the doctors and nurses who are putting themselves in danger day and night to protect the health of the people...

Previously, Dai Nam University spent 2 billion VND to mix dry hand sanitizer gel according to WHO's formula to give to the school's staff and lecturers; residential areas; administrative agencies and high schools in need in Hanoi.

Not only that, Dai Nam also proactively registered with the city's epidemic prevention committee to be ready to reserve the school's dormitory and 3-star practice hotel in Hanoi as a quarantine facility for people returning from epidemic areas when Hanoi City needs to requisition them.

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