Staff of Level-2 Field Hospital No.2 return from South Sudan
A transport aircraft C17 of the Royal Australian Air Force on April 24 safely landed at Hanoi-based Noi Bai international airport, carrying 32 out of the 63 staff members of Level-2 Field Hospital No.2 who had finished their tenure in South Sudan.
Hanoi (VNA) – A transportaircraft C17 of the Royal Australian Air Force on April 24 safely landed at⛎ Hanoi-basedNoi Bai international airport, carrying 32 out of the 63 staff members of Level-2 Field Hospital No.2 who had finished their tenure in South Sudan.
Following their arrival, they were sent toquarantine in line with regulations. Earlier,31 other members of the hospital returned home in late March. They also joined withtheir families after finishing quarantine. Staff members of the hospital left Hanoi in November2019 to take the United Nations peacekeeping mission in South Sudan for a year.But due to COVID-19 pandemic, their work was nearly five months longer. On March 24 and April 21, staff members of Field Hospital No. 3 departed forthe mission from Tan Son Nhat international airport in Ho Chi Minh City./.
The Defence Ministry held a ceremony on March 23 in Ho Chi Minh City to send off the staff of the third Level-2 Field Hospital, who will participate in the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan.
The Ministry of National Defence held a ceremony in Ho Chi Minh City on March 24 to bid farewell to the staff of the level-2 field hospital No. 3 setting off for Bentiu, South Sudan, to join the United Nations peacekeeping mission.
Setting aside any worries or concerns, especially given the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 30 officers and soldiers of the Level-2 field hospital No 3 left for a peacekeeping mission in South Sudan on March 24.
The second and last group of staff of Vietnam’s Level-2 Field Hospital No. 3 has departed for the United Nations’ peacekeeping mission in South Sudan from Ho Chi Minh City on April 21.
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Staff members of the field hospital (Photo: VNA) 
