(HBO) - In the afternoon of September 22nd, a ceremony receiving the support for Covid-19 prevention and control took place at the Provincial Party Committee’s office. Mr. Ngo Van Tuan, the Member of the Central Committee of the Party, the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, the Head of the Provincial Delegation of National Assembly, the leaders from the Provincial Fatherland Front, from the Provincial Party Committee’s office, from Department of Health and the Provincial General Hospital attended the reception ceremony.
Mr. Ngo Van Tuan, the Member of the Central Committee of the Party, the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and the leaders from the Provincial Fatherland Front, from the departments and branches are receiving the support from the enterprises to serve Covid-19 prevention and control in the province.
At the reception ceremony, the Standing board of the Provincial Party Committee have received the support for the province's Covid-19 prevention and control from two enterprises investing in the province. Accordingly, Khai Hung Co., Ltd. Van Long Golf Course has donated 1 centrifuge worth 200 million VND and Kamala Holding joint Stock Company has donated 10 ventilators worth 1.2 billion VND.
On behalf of the Provincial Party Committee, Mr. Ngo Van Tuan, the Member of the Central Committee of the Party, the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee expressed his gratitude and the noble gesture of the enterprises. Inspite of facing many difficulties due to Covid-19 epidemics, the enterprises have had many practical jobs, actively supporting funding, the medical supplies and other equipment in order to add more resources so that the province can do better in Covid-19 prevention and control. Thereby, they have been contributing to ensuring the safety and health for the People, well implementing the "dual goal” of both combating Covid-19 epidemics and developing the socio-economy. The Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee wishes to receive the attention, sharing and support of the community, enterprises inside and outside the province, contributing to the promotion of COVID-19 prevention and control in the coming time.
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