On the morning of April 27, Hospital 199 - Ministry of Public Security in Da Nang received 10 people from Mekong province (Laos), including officials and people of all ages, to visit, examine, and provide health care services.
At the High-Quality Medical Examination Area, all Lao people are guided by medical staff to complete the necessary procedures and perform health check-ups. Mild cases are specifically consulted by doctors and prescribed medication for home treatment. During the testing process, the doctor discovered 01 case of severe liver disease, so doctors consulted him to advise him to be hospitalized for timely treatment for the patient.
While waiting for the results, Mr. Dao Vi Suoi Tha Lang Sy (56 years old) - Director of the Department of Industry and Trade of Se Kong province (Laos) - said: "The distance from Se Kong to Da Nang is nearly 1,200km, because the road through Nam Giang border gate cannot be reached, so we have to go around Quang Tri, through La Hay border gate, so it is very far. Our group had to leave continuously for nearly 1pm".
The Director of the Department of Industry and Trade of Set Kong province added: We came here to be welcomed and provide services quickly, without having to wait long, the medical staff gave thoughtful, enthusiastic and responsible instructions. Compact and clean medical facilities, modern medical equipment... When returning to Laos, we will inform friends and people when there are health problems to go to Hospital 199 - Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam for medical examination and treatment".
Doctor Nguyen Huy Thong - General Surgery Department, Hospital 199 - shared: "Due to difficult traffic conditions, Lao people are given meticulous and detailed instructions to be able to take care of themselves after examination and treatment. More importantly, people can call a doctor to report the situation and get health advice if they have unusual symptoms".
It is known that in 2024, Hospital 199, Ministry of Public Security received health examinations and treatments for hundreds of Lao people and officials, including Lieutenant General Somkeo Silavong - former Minister of Security of Laos.
