Second Lieutenant Huynh Cam Thu, one of ten female military doctors will join the UN peacekeeping mission at level-2 field hospital in South Sudan. (Photo: VNA)
First Lieutenant Pham Phu Hai is among the youngest of the UN peacekeepers to take over the field hospital in South Sudan this time. He was born in 1995. (Photo: VNA)
On October 1, the first group of 30 Vietnamese military doctors will depart for South Sudan, along with medical equipment, to take over a field hospital in the UN peacekeeping mission. (Photo: VNA)
The military doctors, most of whom are from Military Hospital 175, pose for a photo in front of Nha Rong Wharf in Ho Chi Minh City after they offered flowers to late President Ho Chi Minh ahead the departure. (Photo: VNA)
Training has been held for the Vietnamese UN peacekeepers under the supervision of diplomatic representatives of the US, the UK and Australia and international specialists. (Photo: VNA)
Training has been held for the Vietnamese UN peacekeepers under the supervision of diplomatic representatives of the US, the UK and Australia and international specialists. (Photo: VNA)
Training has been held for the Vietnamese UN peacekeepers under the supervision of diplomatic representatives of the US, the UK and Australia and international specialists. (Photo: VNA)
Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army Senior Lieutenant General Pham Ngoc Minh signed an agreement to hand over the level-2 field hospital and its military doctors from the Military Hospital 175 to the Vietnam Department of Peacekeeping Operations. (Photo: VNA)
Vietnamese military doctors ready for UN mission in South Sudan
The first group of 30 Vietnamese military doctors will travel to South Sudan on October 1 to take over a field hospital run by the United Kingdom, whose personnel are about to withdraw.
