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Many people came to the hospital to apply for body donation procedures after reading the information that Viet Trinh planned to register to donate her body in Ho Chi Minh City.
On the morning of November 4, Dr. Du Thi Ngoc Thu, Head of the Human Organ Transplant Coordination Unit at Cho Ray Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, said that the hospital does not accept body donations.
"After Tien Phong newspaper reported that Viet Trinh wanted to donate her body, many people came to Cho Ray Hospital to apply for body donation. We want to emphasize that Cho Ray Hospital does not accept body donations. The unit only accepts cases of organ donation."Dr. Du Thi Ngoc Thu said.
Dr. Du Thi Ngoc Thu said that the units that accept body donations are medical universities, for example the University of Medicine and Pharmacy. Only medical universities have specialized morgues to serve training and teaching purposes.
Contacting Viet Trinh, the actress said she intends to donate her body after 5 years of completing organ donation procedures at Cho Ray Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City. The actress of 'Nguoi dep Tay Do' said she will register at a place that accepts body donation, possibly the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, as early as November, on the occasion of her 52nd birthday.
At the end of October, Viet Trinh said she was looking into the body donation procedure at several hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City, waiting for the time to register after 5 years of registering to be an organ donor. The actress said that organ donation is the voluntary donation of some body parts, while body donation is the donation of the body to medicine after death.
"If I live a healthy life until old age, when I die, I want to contribute something useful to society and medicine. The parts of my body that are still usable can help train medical students,"Viet Trinh said.
The actress said some of her friends objected when she shared her intention to donate her body. She explained to her family that this was a legitimate action. The actress was happy to spread the humane meaning of donating her body and organs to medicine.
"Asians and Vietnamese in general are afraid of donating bodies and organs, thinking that it is taboo for a person to die without a whole body. I think differently, I don't want to make my descendants suffer with many procedures after death."Viet Trinh shared more.
VN (according to Tien Phong)