On the morning of August 23, the Ho Chi Minh City Labor Federation (HCMC) organized the second "For the health of workers" program in 2025 for female workers working at Son Tung Company Limited (Linh Xuan Ward, Ho Chi Minh City).
At the program, nearly 200 female workers at Son Tung Company Limited were examined for free by a team of doctors, medical technicians, staff of the Department of Population - Family Planning of Ho Chi Minh City, consulted, provided health care, ultrasound and cancer screening to help detect underlying diseases early, thereby being able to treat them promptly and prevent dangerous complications.
In addition, each worker participating in the program was also given a gift mobilized by the Reproductive Health Clinic - Family Planning Clinic and a part of the Ho Chi Minh City Labor Federation. The total cost of organizing the program is more than 140 million VND.
Speaking at the program, Ms. Nguyen Kim Loan - Vice President of the Ho Chi Minh City Labor Federation - thanked the leadership of Son Tung Company Limited for their attention and coordination with the trade union organization to take care of the health of union members and workers.
Ms. Loan also suggested that Ho Chi Minh City trade unions at all levels, depending on actual conditions, proactively coordinate with business leaders and health welfare units to pay attention and create care conditions for union members and workers to have the best health, thereby contributing to improving labor productivity, stabilizing life and maintaining family happiness.
At the same time, it is hoped that each union member and employee should proactively pay more attention to their health and increase physical exercise.
This is an activity of the Ho Chi Minh City Trade Union to practically care for the health of union members and workers and celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945 - August 19, 2025), the 80th anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025).
