Spreading the voluntary blood donation movement among border guards

DNO – On October 12, at APEC Park, the People's Committees of Hai Chau and Hoa Cuong wards organized the first voluntary blood donation program in 2025 with the theme "Voluntary blood donation - A noble gesture" with the participation of hundreds of border guards. In the morning alone, 461 units of blood were donated.

Young people participate in donating blood to save lives.

Many officers and members of the Da Nang Port Border Guard (Da Nang City Border Guard) participated in this program.

The activity has spread the noble act of donating blood to save lives among youth union members to support the treatment and cure of patients at local hospitals.

At the same time, the activity has a high educational value, raising the sense of responsibility of officers and soldiers in protecting their own health and that of the people.

Captain Tran Viet Doan, Deputy Secretary of the Youth Union of the Border Guard of Da Nang Port, shared: "Donating blood to save lives is a noble act, not only saving the lives of patients but also sowing seeds of compassion and sharing in life and beautifying the tradition of mutual love of the Vietnamese people."

As one of the units actively participating in humanitarian blood donation activities, the Border Guard Command of Da Nang Port has turned this activity into a meaningful annual program. Every year, the unit coordinates to organize voluntary blood donation campaigns, attracting the enthusiastic participation of officers and soldiers, especially union members and youth.

Organized in a systematic and specific way, blood donation campaigns not only help to supplement the blood supply for hospitals, but also provide an opportunity for border guards to demonstrate the spirit of sharing and mutual support for the community. Voluntary blood donation carries a very meaningful message: "Every drop of blood given, a life remains".

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