15 Years of Free Clinic Service by a Military Medical Personnel in Da Nang
Lieutenant Colonel Ninh Cong Khanh, serving in Da Nang, has been offering free acupuncture and medical treatment to the public outside of his duties for over 15 years.
Lieutenant Colonel Ninh Cong Khanh, stationed at the Son Tra Border Guard Station under the Da Nang City Border Guard Command, has been running clinics that provide free medical treatment and acupuncture to local residents for over 15 years.
Fifteen Years of Dedication
Following his duties at his unit, Lieutenant Colonel Ninh Cong Khanh regularly visits free clinics to provide free medical treatment to local residents.
From the elderly and patients to children in difficult circumstances, he shares a portion of every family's burden.
Healing During the Evening Break
After quickly eating dinner, he travels about 20 kilometers by motorbike to reach the examination post in Hai Van Ward.
In the small room opening at 6:00 PM, acupuncture is administered to patients suffering from neck, shoulder, and chronic spinal pain.
Traditional Methods
Traditional medicine methods such as acupuncture, acupressure, massage, and spinal manipulation are primarily applied at the two clinics.
For patients with chronic ailments, this regular treatment helps reduce symptoms and improve mobility.
Community Support and Awards
Over time, as patients saw improvements in their health, the story of the clinic spread and the number of applicants increased.
In 2020, Lieutenant Colonel Ninh Cong Khanh was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the Prime Minister for his contributions to the community.
Support for Disadvantaged Children
The military health worker's compassion is not limited to the clinic doors, extending to charity work in remote areas as well.
He provides material and spiritual support to six children who are in particularly difficult circumstances in the Hai Van and Lien Chieu wards.