The delegation of 30 doctors and nurses from Hung Vuong Hospital provided free medical check-ups for workers across Nha Be district.


Accordingly, trade unions at all levels in Ho Chi Minh city have spent over VND1.2 billion on the practical activity aiming to give healthcare to workers and poor people who have few opportunities to attend medical centres.
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