Practical activities to support families in difficult circumstances

Giving money to support fishing boats that caught fire in Quynh Nghia, Quynh Luu district. Photo: Le Nhung

Quynh Nghia Commune Fatherland Front Committeeand the People's Committee, Farmers' Association, and Fisheries Association of the commune organized a ceremony to give money to support the families of crew members on fishing boats that had a fire accident.

As reported, at around 7:00 p.m. on July 15, 2019, a fishing boat with registration number NA - 906.41 TS of fishermen from Quynh Nghia commune, Quynh Luu district was anchored at Lach Quen fishing port when it suddenly caught fire. It is known that this boat has a capacity of more than 400CV and was returning to anchor at Lach Quen fishing port. Fortunately, at the time of the fire, no fishermen were on board, so there were no casualties.

In order to share the difficulties of fishermen whose boats were burned, the Fatherland Front Committee of Quynh Nghia commune and the People's Committee of the commune, together with the Farmers' Association and the Fisheries Association, called for donations and support from organizations and individuals, raising a total of 171,835,000 VND.

This is an activity demonstrating the spirit of mutual love, thereby promptly encouraging the families of sailors in distress to soon stabilize their lives.

Le Nhung

Presenting support money to build a Great Unity house in Hung Xuan commune, Hung Nguyen district. Photo: Kieu Hoa

Hung Xuan Commune Fatherland Front Committee,Hung Nguyen district handed over the Great Unity house to the family of a disabled person in hamlet 7.

Ms. Hoang Thi Huong, 63 years old, is disabled and lives alone, in a particularly difficult situation. Faced with this situation, Hung Xuan district and philanthropists supported the construction of the Great Unity House.

After nearly 2 months of construction, the house has an area of ​​50 m ²The project worth 67 million was completed and put into use before the rainy season. Of which, 20 million VND was taken from the district's poor people's fund; the remaining amount was donated by philanthropists living abroad and neighbors.