On the afternoon of February 6th, on the occasion of preparing to welcome the traditional Tet of the nation - Binh Ngo Spring 2026, Colonel Tran Huu Ich, Commander of the Military Command (CHQS) of Da Nang city, and the working delegation visited, encouraged and presented gifts to seriously ill patients being treated at the Artificial Kidney Department, Da Nang Hospital.
Here, Colonel Tran Huu Ich cordially inquired about the health and life of each patient; shared difficulties in the treatment process, encouraged patients to rest assured in their treatment, and maintain an optimistic spirit to overcome illness.
Tet gifts handed over not only carry material meaning but also send the feelings and sharing of officers and soldiers of the City Military Command, contributing to bringing a warm Tet to patients who have to welcome Spring at the hospital, showing the spirit of caring for Tet for the People, not leaving anyone behind.
After visiting and giving gifts to patients, the working delegation visited and wished Tet to the Board of Directors and the collective of doctors, staff, and employees of Da Nang General Hospital. Colonel Tran Huu Ich sent the best New Year greetings; and at the same time acknowledged and praised the silent efforts and contributions of the team of doctors in the work of examining and treating diseases, taking care of people's health, especially the spirit of responsibility and dedication in times of high work pressure.
Along with activities at the hospital, during the Binh Ngo Lunar New Year 2026, the Da Nang City Military Command has allocated funds and coordinated with organizations, businesses, and philanthropists to implement many social security activities, giving thousands of Tet gifts to difficult households, policy families, and people with meritorious services to the revolution in the city, contributing to helping people celebrate Tet happily and warmly.
Practical and meaningful humanitarian activities continue to affirm the responsibility, affection and attachment of the city's armed forces to the People; spreading the noble image of "Uncle Ho's Soldiers", contributing to tightening the solidarity and bond between soldiers and people, especially during the Tet holiday and Spring.
