SPMPH Collaborates on "Handwashing Day" with Tam Khuong Primary School Students

Published: 00:00 - 15/12/2022 Author: Nguyễn Thị Kiều Liên 17:27 15/12/2022 Views: 1

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On the morning of 12 December 2022, the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health (SPMPH), Hanoi Medical University, in collaboration with KAO Corporation and Tam Khuong Primary School, organized the "Handwashing Day" Gala.

☘️The event was attended by the following delegates:
Assoc. Prof. PhD. Nguyen Dang Vung – Vice Dean of SPMPH

Ms. Bui Thi Hanh – Head of KAO Vietnam Branch in Hanoi

Mr. Nguyen Hai Hoa – Specialist at the Department of Education and Training, Dong Da District

Mr. Tran Hoai Bac – Head of the Public Health Department, Dong Da District Health Center

Ms. Doan Van Anh – Party Cell Secretary, Principal of Tam Khuong Primary School
☘️The event also saw the participation of over 700 students from Tam Khuong Primary School, along with teachers and representatives from local authorities and the education sector.

?Speaking at the event, Assoc. Prof. PhD. Nguyen Dang Vung stated: "Regular handwashing with soap can help individuals limit the transmission of bacteria and viruses to and from others, thereby preventing diseases for themselves and those around them."

?Within the framework of the "Handwashing Day" program, representatives from KAO Vietnam awarded prizes for the "Handwashing with Soap" drawing competition. This activity attracted a large number of students, resulting in many vivid and colorful entries.

As part of a series of educational communication events, the "Handwashing Day" Gala is a program of special significance aimed at raising awareness about the role of hand hygiene among primary school students, while supporting the prevention of infectious diseases in the community.