Agencies, units and philanthropists continue to support people in flood-hit Ky Son area

*Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs of the provincepresented 100 million VND to support the Party Committee, government and people of Ky Son mountainous district to overcome damage caused by floods, and at the same time encouraged and shared with people the losses caused by natural disasters.

The provincial Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs donated VND100 million to support Ky Son district in overcoming the consequences of natural disasters. Photo: Lu Phu

*Also on the morning of October 5, the working delegation ofSocial Policy Bank of Nghe An provincevisited and presented 50 million VND in support to people to overcome the damage. At the same time, the delegation visited and presented 55 gifts to households whose houses were swept away and collapsed in Hoa Son, Son Ha, Binh Son 1 and Binh Son 2 villages (Ta Ca commune); visited and encouraged the family whose child died due to flash floods in Son Ha village, Ta Ca commune.

The provincial Social Policy Bank donated 50 million VND to support people in the flooded area of ​​Ky Son. Photo: Lu Phu

*Responding to the call of the Fatherland Front Committee of Nghe An province, on the morning of October 5,Tan Ky District Party Committeeorganized a ceremony to join hands to support people in overcoming the consequences of natural disasters in the recent rains and floods.

Leaders of Tan Ky District Party Committee support at the launching ceremony. Photo: Phuong Hao

Immediately after launching, 10 million VND was raised to support and share difficulties with local people to overcome the consequences caused by natural disasters.

The above amount will soon be transferred to people in flood-affected areas, contributing to sharing and promptly helping people to quickly overcome the consequences of natural disasters and stabilize their lives.

*These days, the mountainous district of Ky Son also welcomed more than 50 volunteer groups from all regions of the country to visit, encourage, and give gifts including cash and necessities to support people affected by natural disasters.