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Provincial Vice Chairwoman visits health facilities
16:50', 27/2/ 2009 (GMT+7)

Provincial Vice Chairwoman presents flowers to leaders of Hoa Binh Hospital on the occasion of Vietnam’s Doctors’ Day. Photo T.H

Vice Chairwoman of Binh Dinh Province People’s Committee Nguyen Thi Thanh Binh and leaders of Health Department on Feb. 26 visited Quy Nhon Rehabilitation and Orthopedic Center, Hoa Binh Hosptial, and Binh Dinh General Hospital on the occasion of Vietnam’s Doctors’ Day.

Binh highly valued the medical staff for their contribution for the treatment and disease prevention. She also expressed the hope that Hoa Binh hospital will strengthen its treatment.

Visiting Quy Nhon Rehabilitation and Orthopedic Center, Binh said the center should continue to extend its scale, meeting the people’s demand for health care.

She also hoped Binh Dinh General Hospital will strengthen its role as the province’s leading hospital to further develop in the coming time.

Representatives of health facilities thanked province’s leaders for their concern and pledged to better their operation.

  • Thu Hien
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