On the afternoon of March 15, Song Tu Tay Island Infirmary (Brigade 146, Naval Region 4) received and treated fisherman Doan Van Hai (26 years old, Quang Nam) who had pneumonia while fishing at sea.
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| Military doctors at Song Tu Tay Island infirmary check the health of fishermen. (Photo: Provided by Navy Region 4) |
Previously, at 10:00 a.m. on March 15, fishing boat QNa 95445 TS, captained by Mr. Tran Van Van, a local, was operating in the northern sea about 20 nautical miles from Song Tu Tay Island. At that time, the patient suddenly experienced abdominal pain in the chest area, chest tightness, belching, heartburn, accompanied by difficulty breathing, dry cough, and headache that did not improve with rest. The fishermen on the fishing boat quickly took Mr. Hai to Song Tu Tay Island for emergency treatment.
After examination, doctors at Song Tu Tay Island Infirmary diagnosed that fisherman Doan Van Hai had right-sided pneumonia. Military doctors administered oxygen to the patient, reduced secretions, protected the mucous membranes, and neutralized gastric juice. At the same time, doctors examined and provided medicine to 6 other fishermen on the boat.
The patient's health is currently stable and he continues to stay on the island for monitoring and treatment.
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