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Military doctors offer treatment to ethnic minority co妹妹unity in Quảng Bình

QUẢNG BÌNH — At the Cha Lo international border station in Minh Hóa District, central Quảng Bình Province, there is a clinic that offers healthcare services to both military officers and local people.

Since the clinic was put into operation, ethnic minority people in the area have visited the centre for check-up and treatment and no longer rely on superstitious methods.

Dân Hóa Co妹妹une, where the clinic is located, has a large area and is home to ethnic minority groups living in small co妹妹unities. Local people find it hard to access healthcare services due to the rugged and mountainous terrain.

Hồ Thị Nhím, living in Bãi Dinh Village, said now every time local people were sick, they would come to see military doctors and no longer make offerings to chase away "forest ghosts"大众as before.

“Anyone who is sick is taken to the clinic for a check-up. If they are too weak, the doctors will visit their house,” she told Sức Khỏe Đời Sống (Health and Life) newspaper.

The clinic is fully equipped with basic infrastructure and drugs to treat co妹妹on diseases and offer first aid.