Nghe An receives a series of shipments under the motto "All for the North".
Thanh Phuc•September 12, 2024 07:18
These days, trucks carrying goods and essential supplies from the people of Nghe An are lining up to travel north to support their compatriots in the flood-stricken areas.
These days, people in Nghe An – whether farmers, fishmongers, elderly people, or students – upon hearing news of the devastating floods and the immense losses suffered by their compatriots in the North, are all willing to contribute their efforts and resources for their fellow countrymen in the North. (Photo: TP)Ms. Vân, from Trung Phong hamlet, Xuân Hòa commune (Nam Đàn district), sells vegetables at Vinh market, earning only 150,000-200,000 VND per day, carefully saving every penny of profit to support her family. However, upon hearing that there was a collection point in Nam Đàn for goods to be sent to the North, she transported life jackets, grains, water, etc., which she considered: "Contributing a small effort to encourage the people. It's not much, but it's a gesture of love and compassion, in the spirit of 'helping those in need'." (Photo: TP)Small business owners, from rural areas to cities, despite being overwhelmed with their daily trading, still find time to collect donations for each item they buy. They become reluctant "porters" in the process. Photo: TPDuring the day, they are busy selling goods and collecting supplies; in the evening, before even having time for dinner, they rush to sort, pack, and prepare relief items so that they can reach the people in need in a timely manner. In the photo: Seafood traders in Quynh Luu are processing 500 kg of braised mackerel, vacuum-sealing it, and sending it to the North. Photo: CSCCThose with resources contributed financially, those with labor contributed their efforts; all turned their attention to the North, sharing in some way the pain and loss that the people there are experiencing. In the photo: Volunteers in various localities are actively transporting and gathering goods and supplies to send to the North. Photo: CSCCAlong the way to the relief point, due to the rugged terrain and difficult transportation, the cargo had to be unloaded and transferred. Photo: Provided by the interviewee.Despite traveling long distances, enduring rain, and subsisting on makeshift meals of dried rations and bottled water, all members of the relief team actively contributed to helping their compatriots in the flood-stricken areas. (Photo: Provided by the team)Trucks carrying goods, food, and essential supplies from Nghe An continue to transport them day and night to people in the North. These goods are not just tangible items, but also represent affection, encouragement, sharing, and mutual support during difficult times, reflecting the compassion and solidarity of the people of Nghe An, with the hope that the storms and floods will quickly pass and people in the North can soon stabilize their lives… Photo: TP
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