The disadvantaged life of children in the Ky Son border village
Thu - An - July 8, 2023 07:43
(Baonghean.vn) - During the summer vacation, when their parents go to work far away, children in the border area of Nghe An take care of each other and help raise pigs and chickens. Every morning, they walk nearly 1km to bring food for the pigs...
On the way to work at the Pha Chieng border village, My Ly commune, Ky Son district, we came across the image of two small boys carrying food for a herd of pigs. The pigs walked in front, the man followed behind with a heavy bucket of food. They walked nearly 1 km but the children were still happy...
Clip: Hoai ThuThe pigs are used to being fed early in the morning, so when they see the food being brought, they go ahead to "lead the way". Photo: QAThe boy was carrying both the bucket and his pants, and his pants had a tear at the heel. Photo: HTIt seems that this job is familiar to the boys and girls in this remote border village. Photo: QAPha Chieng village of My Ly commune is more than 8km from the commune center, has no electricity grid, and difficult transportation, so outsiders rarely come here. During summer vacation, children wander around playing with each other, while their parents go to work in the fields or go to work far away. Photo: HTOn hot days, under the food “warehouses” is an ideal place for Pha Chieng children to hide from the sun. Photo: HTAt night, there is no electricity but the children still help each other review their lessons. Photo: HTHelping parents with housework, picking vegetables, cooking rice. In the photo: Two brothers Gia Ba Vua (grade 8) and Gia Y Tong (grade 7) cook dinner together. The parents of the two brothers work far away in the South, only coming home once a year during Tet. Photo: QAIn Pha Chieng, there is no playground for children, no electricity. Nearly 100% of the village is poor, so children hardly get milk all year round, candy is a luxury gift that they can only eat during Tet. Daily food is mainly vegetables, bamboo shoots and white rice. Photo: HTChildren in the My Ly border area are currently facing many difficulties as many of their parents work far away, and at a young age they have to take care of the housework and walk 8km to school twice a week. In the photo: My Ly Commune People's Committee officer Vi Thi Hong asks a child who fell and injured his head while playing with friends. Photo: HT
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