Nghe An Newspaper visits and gives gifts to the family of 2 orphaned children whose mother has brain tumors

Huy Thu• DNUM_BBZAGZCACA 12:24

(Baonghean.vn) - Sharing the difficult situation of two orphaned children whose mother has a brain tumor in Thanh Mai commune, Thanh Chuong district, Nghe An Newspaper organized a donation and presented 20 million VND.

Celebrating the 95th anniversary of Vietnam Revolutionary Press Day and responding to the month of action for children, on the morning of June 11, a working delegation of Nghe An Newspaper led by Mr. Tran Huu Nghia - Deputy Editor-in-Chief, along with representatives of local authorities, visited and encouraged Ms. Nguyen Thi Dung and her children in Mai Dinh hamlet, Thanh Mai commune.

Delegation from Nghe An Newspaper and local government representatives visited and encouraged Nguyen Thi Dung and her children. Photo: Huy Thu

At Dung's parents' home, after a warm visit, the delegation presented a gift of 20 million VND to share the difficulties with her family. This gift was donated by officials, reporters and employees of Nghe An Newspaper in the recent past.

As Nghe An Newspaper reported in the article“The pitiful situation of the two sisters, father passed away from cancer, mother has brain tumor”, Dung's family is in a particularly difficult situation. Dung and her husband work as workers and start a business in the South. In February 2019, her husband passed away from liver cancer, leaving her to raise two children, Tran Thi Thu Thuy (born in 2007) and Tran Van Cong (born in 2009), alone.

On this occasion, Nghe An Newspaper donated 20 million VND to help Dung and her children. Photo: Huy Thu
The pain of losing her husband had not yet subsided when a few months later, Ms. Dung discovered she had brain cancer. Due to difficult circumstances, in August 2019, she had to send her two children back to her hometown for their grandparents to raise and educate. As for her, after being hospitalized three times at Cho Ray Hospital, her condition became increasingly worse, with blurred vision and memory loss, and her maternal relatives had to take her back to her hometown in Nghe An.
Ms. Dung was touched by the sharing and thoughtful visits of the Nghe An Newspaper delegation. Photo: Huy Thu
In early 2020, Ms. Dung was taken by her relatives to Hanoi for brain surgery at Viet Duc Hospital. After a re-examination, due to the lack of conditions to continue treatment at K Hospital - Hanoi, she was taken to the provincial hospital for treatment for a while, then sent home./.


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