Bien Hoa robber hunting team captain auctions paintings to help Nghe An students cure illness

According to Mr. Nguyen Manh Hung (38 years old) - Captain of the Robbery Hunting Team - Bien Hoa Crime Prevention Club, after learning about the difficult situation of Luong Van Thao (13 years old) in Thuan Lap village, Chau Hanh commune, Quy Chau district, Nghe An province, who was sick but his family had no money for treatment or surgery, he immediately found out, verified through relatives and organized donations to help this boy.

Luong Van Thao has very difficult circumstances. Photo: Luong Nga.

A 7th grade student broke his spine because his friend pulled his chair jokingly.

(Baonghean.vn) - That is Luong Van Thao, Thai ethnic, 7th grade student - Hanh Thiet Secondary School (Quy Chau, Nghe An).

After nearly 2 days of campaigning on the personal page "Let's join hands to help Luong Van Thao" and actively collecting donations in the city, this charitable activity has received a large response from everyone.

On the afternoon of April 17, Mr. Hung decided to auction two more porcelain paintings that a friend in Hanoi gave him three months ago to contribute to the fund.

Mr. Nguyen Manh Hung - Captain of the Bien Hoa Robbery Hunting Team - has repeatedly called for and mobilized help for people in difficult situations across the country. Photo: Ba Van

These two paintings are the same size, 0.8 m wide, 1.2 m long, handmade, made of porcelain, one depicts the beautiful scenery of Hoan Kiem Lake, the other is the scenery of Hoi An ancient town. Mr. Hung auctioned each painting on Facebook with a clear explanation that the purpose of the auction was to help Thao in Nghe An.

After less than an hour of heated online auction, the first painting sold for 23 million VND, the second for 15 million VND.

Mr. Hung shared: "At first, I thought these two paintings would only sell for a few million VND, but in fact they sold for 38 million VND, beyond my expectations. Thank you everyone for your enthusiastic support."

The painting of Hoan Kiem Lake was sold for 23 million VND. Photo: Ba Van

Mr. Hung said he will organize a fundraiser to help Thao within a week, and plans to raise enough money for Thao's family to pay for her spinal surgery - about 130 million VND.

“When the donation ends, I will go to Quy Chau (Nghe An) to directly give this money to Thao’s family. Hopefully, with the help of the community, Thao will soon have spinal surgery and be able to go to school like her friends,” Mr. Hung affirmed.

Talking about his work, the captain of the Bien Hoa robber hunting team shared: "Seeing the pitiful medical situations, I want to call for help for the poor, but my main task is to coordinate with my teammates to maintain security and order in the city."

It is known that recently, with his reputation, Mr. Hung has repeatedly called on and mobilized people to help people in difficult situations across the country.

After falling when her friend pulled a chair, Thao suffered a serious injury, breaking her spine. Currently, the post-operative wound continues to recur. In the photo: Thao's spine is completely deviated to the right. Photo courtesy: Luong Nga

As Nghe An Newspaper reported in the article “A 7th grade student broke his spine because his friend pulled his chair jokingly”, Luong Van Thao, a 7th grade student at Hanh Thiet Secondary School, is in a difficult situation. In 5th grade, during an outdoor activity, a classmate teased Thao by pulling his chair as he was about to sit down, causing him to fall backwards.broken spine, whole body paralyzed. After a period of treatment, Thao recovered and went to school normally.

But unfortunately, in early 2018, her illness relapsed, her body became increasingly weak, from 40 kg to only 25 kg, her limbs atrophied, Thao's spine was completely deviated to the right, unable to walk.

Thao has had to stop going to school for 3 months now, and has to rely on relatives to help with all her daily activities. Her family is no longer able to afford to continue treating her./.