At the moment of New Year's Eve welcoming the Year of the Dragon 2024, many doctors, midwives and nurses of Tu Du Hospital were still on duty. Everyone was anxiously waiting for the first cry of the babies born at the beginning of the new year.
Counting down to the year of the Dragon 2024, in the urgent and anxious atmosphere of many couples, the team of doctors, midwives and nurses working at Tu Du Hospital are busy preparing all the necessary equipment to serve the first births of the new year.
Doctor Tran Ngoc Hai, Director of Tu Du Hospital, said that on New Year's Eve this year, there were 384 medical staff on duty at the hospital, including 52 doctors and 243 nurses. During holidays, the hospital always assigns a full schedule of teams to serve the people.
Midwife Ly Thanh Van (47 years old) has worked at Tu Du Hospital for more than 23 years. For her, the moment of transition between the old year and the new year, welcoming the first citizens, is always a happiness that is hard to describe in words. In the photo, Ms. Van shares the joy with the mother and family giving birth to the first child of the year of the Dragon 2024.
For the team of doctors, midwives and nurses at Tu Du Hospital, witnessing and welcoming babies crying out in the new year are the most sacred moments.
Medical staff at Tu Du Hospital are busy working during the year-end shift.
Midwives at the Department of Obstetrics, Tu Du Hospital on duty on New Year's Eve
Hospital staff are always busy working to prepare for quick and safe births.
A midwife prepares strollers for babies born on New Year's Eve.
Tu Du Hospital's medical staff recorded a special working moment on New Year's Eve to welcome the Year of the Dragon 2024
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