The army gave away dry rations and dried chicken floss to people watching the parade.

Major General Nguyen Trong Thien, Deputy Director of the General Department of Logistics and Engineering, presided over the giving of dry rations to the people this afternoon. The dry rations were produced by Joint Stock Company 22 (a company under the General Department) to serve the people in cheering on the forces marching and marching in the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2.

Thereby contributing to the success of the event, at the same time spreading the image of the logistics - technical soldier "going first and coming last", the noble qualities of "Uncle Ho's soldiers" in the hearts of the people.

Workers of Joint Stock Company 22 pack dry food to serve people on the occasion of National Day.

Officers and staff of the Department of Logistics and Technology, General Department of Logistics and Technology transport dry food to the gathering place to serve the people.

Colonel Vu Van Minh - General Director of Joint Stock Company 22 shared that despite the urgent time, the company's officers and soldiers were determined to work overtime to produce dry rations on time, in sufficient quantity, and with the best quality to the soldiers and people. This is a source of pride for the unit to accompany the officers, soldiers and people in this important event.

In addition to the traditional Army rations such as flying rations, 702 rations, 794 rations, the company also produces chicken floss rations and lingzhi mushroom rations. These are high-quality, nutritious rations. Although the rations are simple, they contain the affection, trust and gratitude of the Army soldiers to the people.

Major General Nguyen Trong Thien and the delegation of the General Department of Logistics and Technology distributed dry food to people at Le Truc flower garden and Ly Tu Trong flower garden.

More than 50,000 rations will be sent to people watching the parade. The General Department of Logistics and Technology will distribute rations to people at 6 locations from this afternoon to tomorrow morning, including: 61 Tran Phu, Le Truc flower garden, Nui Truc - Kim Ma intersection, Hanoi train station, Ong Ich Khiem flower garden, Ly Tu Trong flower garden.

Also this afternoon, the working group of the Military Medical Department inspected the readiness for admission and emergency care at Military Hospital 354 and inspected a number of military medical stations serving the celebration mission.

Military Hospital 354 has developed a plan to receive, classify, provide emergency care, and treat about 200 victims in the event of a disaster or mass accident. The hospital has fully arranged human resources, equipment, medicine, medical supplies, and means of transport, and maintains a high level of readiness, ensuring effective handling of situations according to the motto of "responsible for the most people, the fastest, and the most effective".

military doctor — Colonel Le Van Dong - Deputy Director of Military Medical Department

The hospital organized a mass emergency drill, simulating a serious accident with a large number of victims and multiple injuries. Accordingly, as soon as the alarm was given, the entire hospital's on-call system was activated, and mobile emergency teams quickly deployed their missions.

The victim triage area is scientifically arranged, ensuring proper classification of injury levels to prioritize timely emergency care.

Through the exercise, the ability to coordinate between departments and divisions, as well as the coordination with transportation and logistics forces, was highly appreciated.

Colonel Le Van Dong, Deputy Director of the Military Medical Department, directly inspected the command and control system, triage area, facilities, alarm procedures, patient reception, triage and treatment.

The Deputy Director of the Military Medical Department requested that the hospital's staff, doctors and nurses continue to uphold their sense of responsibility, maintain strict on-duty schedules, coordinate closely, prepare carefully, and ensure readiness to receive and handle effectively all situations.

The working group also inspected military medical stations along the routes. At some points, due to heavy rain, people took temporary shelter in military medical tents, even blocking the entrances and exits, affecting ambulances and emergency response operations.

The delegation promptly propagated and mobilized people to create space and ensure roads for ambulances and the operation of the military medical station.

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