The Public Security Medical Force is equipped with modern equipment, ensuring medical care for the A80 rehearsal.

This afternoon, Deputy Minister of Health Tran Van Thuan, along with leaders of the Military Medical Department (Ministry of National Defense), leaders of the Health Department (Ministry of Public Security), and leaders of the Hanoi Department of Health inspected medical work serving the A80 ceremony.

The Deputy Minister of Health and units inspected the medical work preparation in the field at Ba Dinh Square.

At the medical tent of the Mobile Police Command in the Botanical Garden, the Deputy Minister of Health inspected medical equipment, machinery, medicine, and first aid vehicles and appreciated the unit's thorough preparation.

Deputy Minister of Health Tran Van Thuan and the working delegation inspected medical work at the tent of the Mobile Police Command at the Botanical Park.

The Mobile Police Command has two medical tents located at the Botanical Garden, near where soldiers gather when marching to Ba Dinh Square. The medical team has 15 medical staff divided into two tents, each tent is fully equipped with equipment such as ventilators, capacitance machines, defibrillators, electrocardiographs, monitors, oxygen tanks, emergency medicines; there is a mobile ambulance ready to transport seriously ill patients to the nearest hospital.

Lieutenant Colonel, Doctor Vu The Hao, Deputy Head of the Medical Department of the Mobile Police Command, assigned to directly direct all aspects of medical work serving the A80 event, said that this morning, 15 parade groups still practiced normally, and in the afternoon the soldiers had a break to prepare for the march to Ba Dinh Square at 11:20 pm tonight.

Leaders of the Ministry of Health, the Military Medical Department and the Health Department inspected the preparation of medicine and machinery at the medical tent in the Botanical Park.

The soldiers will gather in the area along the sidewalk from the gate of Bach Thao Park to Hung Vuong Street. Doctors will follow the parade with mobile medical kits to take care of the soldiers' health. If a soldier has a health problem, the doctor will treat it right at the parade, and only serious cases will be taken to the medical tent.

At the medical tent of the 19-8 Hospital on Doc Lap Street, modern emergency equipment was installed this morning. This afternoon, the tent received its first patients. They were people from Thai Binh who came to Hanoi early in the morning to watch the parade.

After lining up on Tran Phu Street, they asked their family members to "watch their seats" so they could walk to Ba Dinh Square to play. Due to a lot of walking, both of them were dehydrated and tired, so they went to the medical tent for examination.

Doctors at 19-8 Hospital took photos with two female patients after helping them stabilize their health on the afternoon of August 29.

Dr. Chu Duc Thanh, in charge of the medical tent at Hospital 19-8, said: "After being treated by the doctor and resting, both recovered and were able to go home."

Dr. Thanh said that 19-8 Hospital has 2 medical tents for the A80 event. The first tent is a first aid tent, specially designed for heat stroke resuscitation, sun protection, heat protection, equipped with high pressure steam fans combined with ice, serving promptly in cases of sunstroke, heatstroke, heat shock.

Mobile emergency team to handle cases of injuries while watching the parade.

The second tent is the basic treatment and intensive care area. This tent is equipped almost like a miniature ICU: fully equipped with ventilators, defibrillators, monitors, electrocardiographs, oxygen tanks, portable suction machines, injection carts, mobile ambulances, and many other modern devices.

Thanks to that, doctors can handle everything from basic emergencies such as fainting, heatstroke, convulsions, trauma, to serious situations such as arrhythmia, respiratory failure, or underlying disease onset..., even the entire force of vehicles is ready for advanced cardiac arrest.

People flocked to Van Cao Street, Hanoi since noon today to wait for the parade to pass by tomorrow.

The 19-8 Hospital medical tent is always ready to serve all delegates, officers, soldiers, performing forces and people present at the event.

Dr. Thanh said that a number of scenarios for responding to disaster situations such as poisoning, mass trauma, fire and explosion accidents... are all planned, and then on-site coordination will be conducted between hospitals, first aid equipment will be ready, and victims will be transferred to the nearest hospitals.

According to Dr. Thanh, on the evening of September 27, before the preliminary rehearsal took place, the medical tent received a 91-year-old man and a 90-year-old woman (residing in Hong Ha ward, Hanoi) - veteran revolutionary cadres, with more than 65 years of Party membership... respectfully invited by the State to attend the A80 rehearsal at stand A.

Coming to watch the rehearsal, the two elders walked hand in hand from the security check point to Ba Dinh Square. However, due to their old age and many underlying diseases, they were not strong enough to walk to the stands, and suffered from high blood pressure and chest pain, so they were taken to the medical tent of the 19-8 Hospital. The elders were examined, encouraged and asked about by the medical staff on duty at the emergency tent. After the elders felt better, the doctors helped them to the nearest location so that they could join in the solemn and heroic atmosphere of the event.

Doctors and nurses are ready to be on duty for the A80 rehearsal.

According to Dr. Thanh, in addition to first aid for health incidents, doctors also served drinks and food (cookies) to many people at the scene who were tired and dehydrated.

Colonel Vu Van Son, Deputy Director of the Traditional Medicine Hospital (Ministry of Public Security), said that participating in the A80 event, the hospital has 4 positions on duty with 16 doctors and nurses, including two positions on duty at stands A2 and A4, a medical tent at Thong Nhat Park and a tent at Quan Ngua Sports Palace.

"By tonight, at the hospital's duty positions, the medical work for the rehearsal has been completed. At the medical tents, we have fully equipped emergency equipment and medicine, ready to receive first aid for delegates, parade forces and people attending," said Colonel Son.

Medical staff of the Mobile Police Command at the medical tent in Botanical Park.

Major General Pham Thi Lan Anh, Director of the Department of Health, Ministry of Public Security, said that, implementing the direction of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Public Security, the Department of Health has issued Plan 74 to develop a plan to organize medical services for the general training, preliminary review, general rehearsal and official duties of the People's Public Security forces participating in the parade at Ba Dinh Square and on the central streets of Hanoi.

Up to now, the Department of Health and the following: Hospital 198, Traditional Medicine Hospital, Hanoi Police Hospital, the medical department of the Mobile Police Command, the People's Security Academy, and the People's Police Academy have implemented the above plan in detail under the direction of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Public Security.

The Public Security Medical Force deployed 9 emergency tents, 40 medical teams, 17 ambulances and 264 medical staff and drivers, in coordination with the Military Medical Force of the Army, the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Management (Ministry of Health), hospitals under the Ministry of Health and the Hanoi Department of Health to ensure medical care for the forces participating in the parade and the people during the rehearsal as well as the official ceremony on September 2.

The medical tent of Hospital 19-8 is fully equipped to provide first aid to delegates, parade forces and people.

According to the Director of the Department of Health, in the past time, the unit has also carried out regular and surprise inspections at the collective kitchens where soldiers are stationed, to ensure food safety and protect the health of officers and soldiers participating in training.

Up to now, food hygiene and safety and disease prevention have always been ensured.

Through two general training sessions and state-level preliminary review, the Public Security Medical Force provided first aid to hundreds of officers, soldiers, delegates, people and foreigners participating in the A80 event.

By this evening, the medical preparations for the A80 event rehearsal by the Public Security Medical Force have been completed. The medical tents are equipped with modern emergency equipment, mobile emergency medical teams with medicine bags sufficient to provide first aid right at the scene, ready for the rehearsal.

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