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Binh Duong builds new general hospital

The southern province of Binh Duong on August 28 kicked off construction of a 1,500-bed general hospital in Thu Dau Mot city.
The southern province of Binh Duong on August 28 kicked offconstruction of a 1,500-bed general hospital in Thu Dau Mot city.

The 19-storey new hospital will be built at a total cost of over 2.3trillion VND (110 million USD). Its construction is expected to becompleted within nearly one year.

According to VicePresident of the provincial People’s Committee Tran Van Nam, the current1,000-bed Binh Duong General Hospital , equipped with out-datedmachines, is always overloaded and no longer able to effectively providehealthcare services to the booming local population of around 1.8million.

Therefore, the new hospital, with modernand high-quality equipment, will better serve the increasing demands oflocal residents, he said.-VNA

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