Fishermen in distress in Truong Sa brought to mainland for treatment
Military Hospital 175 under the Ministry of National Defence, in co-ordination with Army Corps 18, has successfully transported three fishermen having health problems while operating in the waters off Truong Sa in the south-central province of Khanh Hoa to the mainland for emergency aid, the hospital reported on September 6.
Three fishermen with health problems while operating in the water off Truong Sa in the south central province of Khanh Hoa were brought to the mainland for emergency aid. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) – Military Hospital 175 underthe Ministry of National Defence, in co-ordination with Army Corps 18, has successfullytransported three fishermen having health problems while operating in thewaters off Truong Sa in the south-central province of Khanh Hoa to the mainlandfor emergency aid, the hospital reported on Sept𓂃ember 6.
The fishermen, who are residents of Binh Thuan province’s Phu Quydistrict, showed symptoms of dizziness and fatigue and suffered breathing difficulties afterdiving at a depth of 10-20m to catch seafood on September 5.
They were brought to the health station of Sinh Ton island where theyreceived first aid. After a consultation via telemedicine system with NavalMedical Institute and Military Hospital 175, doctors said the patients must be brought to the mainland fortreatment.
The same day, a helicopter operatedby Army Corps 18 was sent to the island to pick up the patients and safelybrought them to the hospital in the early ✤morning of September 6./.
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Three fishermen with health problems while operating in the water off Truong Sa in the south central province of Khanh Hoa were brought to the mainland for emergency aid. (Photo: VNA) 
