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VOV donates gifts to flood victims in Dak Lak.
Leaders of the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) and philanthropists visited Dong Hoa ward, Dak Lak province to donate gifts to people affected by the historic flood.
Bach Mai Hospital sends 30 experts to provide medical support to Dak Lak after the floods.
Bach Mai Hospital has sent 30 specialists to Dak Lak to provide relief after the floods, bringing with them medicines and emergency financial assistance for the people.
Spreading fake news to gain views by exploiting the suffering of flood victims: A crime that will not be forgiven by heaven.
Even the suffering and pain of those devastated by the floods are being exploited for profit; those spreading fake news and using AI to create fake images and videos are truly inhumane.
The Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department donates to support people in flood-stricken areas.
On the afternoon of November 24th, the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department organized a ceremony to launch a fundraising campaign to support flood victims in Central and Central Highlands regions.
He forgot nearly half a gold bar in his jacket pocket while sending it as a donation to flood victims.
A volunteer group checking donated clothing for flood victims discovered gold inside and reported it to the police so they could find the rightful owner and return it.
Airlines are transporting relief supplies free of charge to flood victims in Central Vietnam.
Airlines continue to transport relief supplies free of charge on flights to people severely affected by floods in the central provinces.
Telecommunications companies are stepping up network emergency response and providing support to people in flood-affected areas.
Amidst the complex flood situation in Gia Lai, Dak Lak, and Khanh Hoa provinces, technical teams from telecommunications companies are racing against the floodwaters to ensure network and service continuity.
People in the flooded areas of Gia Lai need rescue; who should they call?
When in need of rescue or emergency assistance in Gia Lai, residents should immediately call 114 or the following phone numbers of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Department - Gia Lai Provincial Police.
General Secretary To Lam visits flood victims in Hue.
On November 2nd, General Secretary To Lam led a Central Committee delegation to visit and inspect the work of overcoming the consequences of the historic floods in Hue City.
Lack of electricity, food, and clean water: Concerns for flood victims in Hue.
Six days after facing the historic flood, residents of Hoa Chau ward, Hue City, are still wading through floodwaters, lacking electricity, food, and clean water.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha visits patients in flood-affected areas.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha personally visited and presented gifts to encourage patients and the team of doctors, nurses, technicians, and emergency medical staff in the flood-affected areas.
People's Artist Xuan Bac and Tu Long presided over the auction, raising 2,5 billion VND to help flood victims.
A charity auction hosted by artists Xuan Bac and Tu Long as part of the World Culture Festival in Hanoi raised 2,5 billion VND to support flood victims.
Heartwarming meals of compassion sent to flood-affected areas on the outskirts of Hanoi.
Rising water levels in the Cau River caused power outages and water shortages in Trung Gia commune (Hanoi), prompting numerous volunteer groups to deliver hundreds of meals to support flood victims.
62 doctors and nurses from Gia Lai volunteer to go to the North to support people in flood-affected areas.
The People's Committee of Gia Lai province has assigned the Department of Health to form a team of 62 officials, including nurses and doctors, to volunteer to support people in the northern provinces affected by storms and floods.
Overseas Vietnamese send warmth to their compatriots in flood-stricken areas.
Vietnamese expatriates around the world are united in their support for their homeland, joining hands to organize fundraising activities and provide assistance to those affected by Typhoon Yagi.
Following helicopters delivering aid to flood-stricken areas.
Helicopters carrying relief supplies for flood victims in Cao Bang province, departing from Hanoi, have delivered essential goods to the affected people.
The governor requested banks to waive or reduce loan interest for people in flood-affected areas.
On October 23, the Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam issued a document requesting banks to immediately provide support to people in overcoming the consequences of floods and heavy rains in the Central and Central Highlands regions.
The Ministry of Defense is preparing helicopters for flood relief efforts.
The Ministry of Defense announced that it is preparing forces and helicopters in Da Nang, Thua Thien Hue, and Hanoi to serve in rescue and relief efforts in flood-affected areas.
What did Thuy Tien say when advised to detail the amount of flood relief money she received?
To avoid problems related to the more than 100 billion VND in flood relief funds, Thuy Tien was advised to detail all expenditures, but the singer said this would be very difficult to do.
Why did Thuy Tien manage to raise over 100 billion VND in just 6 days of fundraising?
In just 6 days, Thuy Tien received over 100 billion VND in aid for flood victims in Central Vietnam; how did her appeal receive such a strong response?
Ministry of Industry and Trade: Prevent shortages and sudden price increases in flood-affected areas.
Provincial Departments of Industry and Trade report to the Ministry of Industry and Trade to develop plans for coordinating goods from other provinces and large distribution enterprises, ensuring timely supply of essential goods to the people.
Thuy Tien: For the first time, I understand the feeling of extreme panic in a flooded area.
While traveling by rescue boat into the deeply flooded area of Quang Binh, singer Thuy Tien said this was the first time she understood and felt the extreme fear of a flood-stricken region.
Photo: Thuy Tien rolls up her pants and wades through floodwaters to help people in the flood-stricken areas of Central Vietnam.
Images of singer Thuy Tien walking barefoot and wading through floodwaters to help people in Hue affected by the storm and floods have touched and warmed many hearts.
The ironic story of a residential area that is frequently flooded despite being protected from heavy rain.
The flood-resistant residential cluster in Go Quao district (Kien Giang province), built to help flood-prone people stabilize their lives, is frequently flooded.
The story of a man who voluntarily donated thousands of square meters of land to build roads in a disaster-stricken area.
A man in Yen Bai has voluntarily donated thousands of square meters of land to create a site for the construction of a resettlement area and roads, with the sole desire that the impoverished people of his hometown can soon stabilize their lives.
Honda Vietnam provides free vehicle repairs for people in flood-affected areas.
By providing free vehicle repair services to flood victims and directly distributing gifts to many families, Honda Vietnam contributes to sharing the burden with people affected by natural disasters.
Providing flood relief with goods that are 5 years past their expiration date.
Many expired toothpastes, shower gels, and other products dating back to 2010 have been sent as relief aid to flood victims in Cam Pha (Quang Ninh).
The online community's journey to save watermelons in Quang Ngai.
On April 12th, the volunteer campaign to support watermelon farmers in Central Vietnam continued its efforts to bring unsold watermelons from Quang Ngai province to Hanoi.
The last shipment of watermelons from farmers in Quang Nam has arrived in Hanoi.
After nearly 24 hours of continuous transport, the final truckload of 20 tons of watermelons from farmers in Quang Nam province finally arrived in Hanoi, much to everyone's anticipation.
Dispensing expired medication: Director blames... 'children'
(VTC News) - After dispensing expired medication (7 months past its expiration date) to flood victims, the director of Nghe An Friendship General Hospital blamed... a few children.
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