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Awarding 120 gifts worth 150 million VND to pediatric patients

HNN.VN - On the morning of October 25, Hue Central Hospital and Hue City People’s Procuracy, in coordination with Thanh Nien Newspaper, Venerable Nun Thich Nu Tam Nguyet, and the Buddhists of Pho Hien Pagoda (Ho Chi Minh City), organized a gift-giving program for pediatric patients in especially difficult circumstances who are undergoing treatment at the hospital.

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Representatives of the units and individuals presenting gifts to the pediatric patients 

The program serves as a bridge of compassion, embodying the spirit of “mutual love and support” and the social responsibility of organizations and individuals in sharing hardships with the little “warriors” who are fighting illness.

Speaking at the program, a representative of Hue Central Hospital’s leaders expressed a deep gratitude to the agencies, units, and benefactors who have accompanied the hospital in this meaningful charitable activity. At the same time, they also affirmed that the program is not only an act of care and sharing but also spreads humanistic values within the community to bring faith, strength, and determination to the pediatric patients and their families in their difficult journey of battling illness.

Immediately after the speech, the organizers and sponsors presented 120 gifts, including 50 for pediatric patients being treated at the Pediatric Center and 70 for children undergoing dialysis at the Artificial Kidney Department, with a total value of 150 million VND.

Each portion of gifts carried the community’s love and hope for the less fortunate children. The program not only brought joy to the pediatric patients but also spread a humanistic message, inspiring the spirit of volunteerism, and joint support for the health and future of Vietnamese children. 

By Thanh Huong
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