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Senior Lieutenant Le Thi Hoa, a medical staff at the hospital’s Infection Control Department, has invented this thermal shockproof T-shirt which resembles a mesh shirt and is very comfortable. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)
The T-shirt is designed with four pockets to contain the cooling dry ice packs. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)
Wearing a protective gear is mandatory so that health workers can avoid being infected with the novel coronavirus when they come into contact with high-risk cases. The gear makes health workers sweat profusely in this hot weather. The thermal shockproof T-shirt meets the urgent requirements of frontline doctors and nurses to freshen up. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)
The thermal shockproof T-shirt does not interfere with the design of the protective gear. The dry ice bags in the shirt weigh some 500 grams and are wrapped by a layer of insulation foam with a thickness of 1cm to prevent the ice from directly touching the human skin. They are also placed in a zip bag for water proofing. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)
The National Hospital of Traditional Medicine said that the thermal shockproof T-shirt can be effective in 6-8 hours that is the duration of a shift. The hospital will quickly coordinate with the relevant units to produce the shirt in large quantities. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)
This is a quick and suitable solution when medical staff work under blazingly hot temperature. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)
The thermal shockproof T-shirt fits inside the protective suit and does not hinder the activities of medical staffs, helping them to cool off. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)
The National Hospital of Traditional Medicine has sent over 60 thermal shockproof T-shirts to the field hospital in Bac Giang province. (Photos: phapluatxahoi.vn)

Made-in-Vietnam shockproof T-shirt to cool off doctors amid COVID-19 pandemic

(VOVWORLD) - The National Hospital of Traditional Medicine under the Ministry of Public Security has researched a thermal shockproof T-shirt to help health workers who are on the front lines fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

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