Son sets up an altar in memory of his father in a quarantine area in Nghe An

Son sets up an altar in memory of his father in a quarantine area in Nghe An

(Baonghean.vn) - His father passed away in his hometown, but because he was in centralized quarantine, Nguyen Van Loc (Nghi Hoa commune, Nghi Loc district) had to suppress his grief and visit his father from afar.

Upon receiving news of his mother's death, a man in Nghe An set up an altar in the quarantine area.

(Baonghean.vn) - Hearing the news of his mother's death but unable to return for the funeral, Nguyen Huu Giap suppressed his grief and asked to set up an altar for his mother in the quarantine area at Nghia Dan District Medical Center.

On August 26, Mr. Vu Dinh Bac, Dien Thinh commune, Dien Chau district, was quarantined at Nghia Dan district Medical Center when he heard that his father in his hometown had passed away.

He reported his family situation to the quarantine area staff. Upon receiving the news, the staff expressed their condolences and asked about Mr. Bac, explaining that he needed to stay in the quarantine area to ensure the health and safety of himself, his family, and society, so he could not return.

The forces on duty expressed condolences to Mr. Vu Dinh Bac.

Immediately afterwards, the Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control of Nghia Dan district encouraged Mr. Bac to overcome the pain, strictly follow the quarantine regulations, and helped him set up an altar at the centralized quarantine area.

Representatives of the district's Covid-19 Prevention and Control Steering Committee, the forces on duty at the quarantine area and citizens quarantined here also came to burn incense to offer condolences to him and his family.

Previously, in concentrated quarantine areas of Nghe An, many people also had toset up an altar to pay respects to a deceased relative who could not return for the funeral.