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A heartwarming kitchen in the flood-stricken area of ​​Tuong Duong.

Dinh Tuan • July 26, 2025 10:35

After the floodwaters receded, people in the flooded communes still faced countless difficulties. Houses were in disarray, property was lost, and even daily meals became a worry as many households lacked food or the time to cook. In this situation, free kitchens organized voluntarily by the people themselves became a warm beacon of hope, spreading love and compassion.

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From early morning, the small kitchen at Mr. Tran Van Duy's house in Hoa Nam hamlet, Tuong Duong commune, was ablaze with activity. In a bustling atmosphere, he and more than a dozen other villagers were busy cooking rice, stewing meat, and stir-frying vegetables to distribute free of charge to flood victims. (Photo: Dinh Tuan)
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“My house was fortunate not to be damaged in the recent flood. Seeing my neighbors struggling to clear mud from morning till night, I couldn't sit still. So I invited a few friends and neighbors to contribute rice, vegetables, and meat to cook. We're ready to serve anyone who needs it,” shared Mr. Tran Van Duy. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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Recognizing the meaningfulness of this initiative, many people volunteered to participate. They came from various professions: teachers, small business owners, spa workers, etc., but all shared a common spirit of sharing. Some took advantage of their lunch breaks to cook, package, and distribute meals to the community. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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Ms. Lo Thi Bua, a small business owner at the local market, shared: "I saw Mr. Duy organizing the kitchen, so I contributed a small amount, as a token of my support during this difficult time. As long as people can have a hot, comforting meal, I'm happy." (Photo: Dinh Tuan)
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The kitchen was always bustling with activity. Some washed vegetables, others chopped meat… everyone worked together seamlessly without needing specific assignments. The sounds of knives and cutting boards, the laughter and conversation, created a warm and friendly atmosphere in the days following the floods. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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After cooking, the rice portions are divided evenly, carefully packaged, and ready to be delivered to each resident. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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Despite being a makeshift, field kitchen, the meals were still carefully prepared and nutritious: including green vegetables, braised meat, and boiled eggs. Importantly, food safety and hygiene were always the top priority. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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These heartwarming meals amidst the floods not only warm people's stomachs but also their hearts. A bunch of vegetables, a pot of hot rice, a helping hand… enough to ignite hope during these difficult times. It is reported that on the afternoon of July 26th alone, the kitchen at Mr. Duy's house prepared over 200 free meals for flood victims. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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