Doctors provide free checkups to poor people in Cambodia
A team of Vietnamese and Cambodian volunteer doctors provided free health check-ups and medicines to poor people in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on September 27-28.
A team of Vietnamese and Cambodian volunteer doctors provided free health check-ups and medicines to poor people in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on September 27-28.(Photo: nhandan.com.vn)
Phnom Penh (VNA) – A team of Vietnamese and Cambodian volunteer doctorsprovided free health check-ups and medicines to poor people in Phnom Penh,Cambodia on September 27-28.
The volunteerdoctors from Cho Ray Hospitals in HCM City and Phnom Penh teamed up with the HoChi Minh Communist Youth Union and the Union of Youth Federations of Cambodiain the charity event to mark the 50th anniversary of theVietnam-Cambodia diplomatic relations.
Over 1,000 localpeople from difficult background received medical check-ups during the event.
The team alsoprovided counseling on livestock breeding techniques for local people andhelped renovate green spaces for several Cambodian schools.
In recent years, thegovernment of Vietnam has enabled Cambodian nationals, especially those livingalong the shared border, to receive treatments in hospitals in Vietnam and paythe same rates as Vietnamese people.
Thousands ofCambodians were reported to get healthcare services in Vietnam every day.-VNA
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A team of Vietnamese and Cambodian volunteer doctors provided free health check-ups and medicines to poor people in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on September 27-28.(Photo: nhandan.com.vn) 
