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Hoan Kiem’s Ward Trade Union, in partnership with BCC Pharma, provided more than 2,000 free, high‑value health checks worth about 5B VND, positioning the effort as social responsibility that expands access.

Strong uptake—including six‑month re‑exams for Dong Xuan JSC employees—signals a local shift toward preventive, tech‑applied screening and closer union–business coordination.

Watch for whether this momentum is sustained through recurring programs that deepen disease‑prevention guidance and workforce health gains.

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1. Hoan Kiem Ward Unions Deliver 2,000 Free Health Checks Worth 5B VND

More than 2,000 officials, employees, and workers in Hoan Kiem Ward received free health check-ups and consultations during Workers' Month, organized by the Ward Trade Union.

The program, coordinated with BCC Pharma Joint Stock Company, provided high-value examination packages with total support of about 5 billion VND. Organizers framed it as a social responsibility effort that expands access to quality healthcare.

The initiative reflects a broader push to socialize and apply technology to health check-ups locally, and drew enthusiastic uptake.

Employees at Dong Xuan Joint Stock Company, who were checked at end-2025, used this event for six‑month re‑exams, and many asked whether it would return next year.

Trade union leaders said the effort offers disease‑prevention advice, physical condition improvement, and tighter union–business ties.

Key facts:

- About 2,000 officials, employees, and workers received free check-ups and consultations.

- Total support value was about 5 billion VND.

- Coordinated by Hoan Kiem Ward Trade Union and BCC Pharma Joint Stock Company.

Why it matters: By pooling union and business resources, the program broadens access to quality care and prevention advice, aims cited by organizers. It also tightens union–business relationships, supporting continued social security activities for workers.

High worker interest—some asked if it will return next year—signals demand for recurring check-ups. Watch whether technology applied to these screenings expands and whether follow-up re-exams continue beyond this six‑month cycle.

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