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More than 1,000 workers register to donate blood

MAI LE - HOANG PHUOC • 20/09/2026 08:34

More than 1,000 trade union officials and workers in Hai Phong registered to donate blood, with 772 units of blood collected.

Hơn 1.000 người đăng ký tham gia hiến máu. — More than 1,000 people register to donate blood.

The Hai Phong Confederation of Labor, in coordination with the Hematology and Blood Transfusion Center of Viet Tiep Hospital, held a voluntary blood donation day for workers and public employees in the city at Viet Tiep Friendship Labor Cultural Palace on September 19.

Các đồng chí lãnh đạo Trung ương MTTQ Việt Nam, Tổng Liên đoàn Lao động Việt Nam, Liên đoàn Lao động thành phố động viên người hiến máu tình nguyện. — Leaders of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor and the Hai Phong Confederation of Labor encourage voluntary blood donors.

More than 1,000 people registered to donate blood. Among them, the largest number of registered participants were trade union members and workers at industrial parks and economic zones across the city, totaling more than 500 people. Nearly 300 trade union officials and members from the communes and wards of Nguyen Luong Bang, Gia Phuc, Phu Thai, Tu Ky, Thach Khoi, Kinh Mon, Mao Dien, etc. in the western part of the city also registered.

Đồng chí Ngọ Duy Hiểu, Phó Chủ tịch Thường trực Tổng Liên đoàn Lao động Việt Nam tặng hoa động viên người tham gia hiến máu. — Ngo Duy Hieu, Standing Vice Chairman of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, presents flowers to encourage a blood donor.

By the end of the day, the organizers had collected 772 units of blood.

Phong trào hiến máu tình nguyện ngày càng lan tỏa thu hút đông đảo người lao động tham gia. — The voluntary blood donation movement is spreading increasingly widely, attracting large numbers of workers to participate.

Voluntary blood donation is becoming a regular movement among workers and public employees in Hai Phong. Each campaign brings more people willing to share their blood to help replenish the blood supply for treatment and medical care. The movement also helps spread social responsibility and the spirit of mutual support in the community among trade union members and workers.