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The handover ceremony for medical equipment took place on December 8. This project falls under the VCF’s Survive to Thrive program, which aims to reduce the mortality rate of neonates and mothers and enhance the expertise of local healthcare staff. It also seeks to alleviate the burden of transferring patients to higher-level healthcare facilities in challenging rural areas. The Survive to Thrive program provided the Tra Bong District Medical Center with 11 essential pieces of medical equipment for maternal and child healthcare. The program conducted a two-day advanced pediatric emergency resuscitation training course for 37 healthcare professionals at the Tra Bong District Medical Center and 15 health clinics in the district, focusing on critical skills in pediatric emergency care and treatment, particularly for newborns. Valerie Mai The post Germany and VCF Improve Maternal and Neonatal Care in Quang Ngai appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

Painter Ngoc Linh, aged 93, has recently published a remarkable collection titled “Hanoi I Love”. This publication showcases his exquisite miniature paintings portraying the captivating Hanoi landscape that he masterfully created three decades ago. The book launch ceremony for the artist’s family’s National Archives Center III took place on October 5th. The book offers a delightful exploration of Hanoi’s artistic and cultural heritage, featuring a remarkable collection of nearly 140 miniature drawings. Printed in both Vietnamese and English, it provides readers with a unique “pocket-sized Hanoi” experience. Painted in 1991, these drawings beautifully depict the charming landscapes and streets of the capital city, making it a must-have for art enthusiasts and those captivated by the beauty of Hanoi.  Artist Ngoc Linh in one of his recent exhibitions.  Ngoc Linh’s Miniature Paintings Experience the incredible talent of Ngoc Linh through her exquisite oil paint...