The difficult situation of Ms. Thanh

(Baonghean) -Ms. Ly Thi Thanh (48 years old)In Ky hamlet, Hung Tay commune (Hung Nguyen) there is a very difficult situation.

Mr. Phan Thanh Ly - Secretary of the hamlet's Party cell said: Ms. Thanh is a particularly difficult case in the hamlet. The house where Ms. Thanh and her husband live is just a temporary kiosk, roofed with cement, and there is nothing valuable inside.

Mr. Phan Thanh Ly - Party cell secretary talks about the temporary house of Mrs. Ly Thi Thanh in Ky hamlet.

She built a family with Mr. Hoang Phan Van Lac for more than 20 years, but he was constantly sick, so she spent all the money she earned on treating her husband. Although she spent a lot of money to treat him, 7 months after the surgery, her husband died of stomach cancer, leaving behind a huge debt when she borrowed money to treat him and now has to raise the children....

In addition to the 3 sao of contracted rice fields, Ms. Thanh had to work for hire everywhere, from washing dishes, cleaning the house to cleaning the garden... she accepted any job that was called or hired, but her income was very unstable... Because her family was so poor, over the years, every penny she earned was used to pay for her husband's medical treatment, so the house she and her children lived in was dilapidated and they had no means to repair it.

Currently, the mother and her two children have to live in a house next to the underpass of Vinh bypass. It is freezing cold in winter and hot in summer...

Mr. Phan Thanh Ly - Party cell secretary added: Knowing Ms. Thanh's difficult and lonely circumstances, almost every time there is a campaign or gift from superiors, the hamlet and commune pay attention to her family, but "money coming into the house is as difficult as wind coming into an empty house". The hamlet also planned to propose support for Ms. Thanh to repair her house, but the circumstances are too difficult, there is no one to support so it has not been implemented yet.

Ms. Ly Thi Thanh received Tet gifts from the Provincial Party Committee of Agencies.

A few months ago, Ms. Thanh's hair suddenly turned white and then gradually fell out. She went to the doctor and found out that she had a serious illness. Ms. Thanh said: Although the cost was reduced, she did not dare to go to the doctor and get treatment because of the many expenses when she was hospitalized. In the remaining time, she had to work to earn money to raise her children and pay off debts to her neighbors.

Saying goodbye to her family, we couldn’t help but wonder, currently Thanh still has the strength to support her family, but if her illness gets worse, what will happen to her children’s future? Where will they go without the help of their relatives?

In the past, the local government and neighbors have tried to help but only to a certain extent. We hope to receive attention from the community and philanthropists so that Ms. Thanh can have more funds to repair her house; encourage her to get medical treatment so that her children have a place to rely on and can go to school.

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Phuong Ha