Young people raise funds to support families of victims who died in Taiwan

According to information from local residents and the victim's family, on the afternoon of June 12, while working at a construction site in Taiwan, Phan Ba ​​Thang (born in 1995), residing in Hamlet 5, Thanh Van Commune, Thanh Chuong District, unfortunately fell from the 3rd floor scaffolding to the ground. The police and local authorities took him to the hospital for emergency treatment but the victim did not survive. Currently, Thang's body is at the Chung Li Mortuary, Taipei (Taiwan).

After 1 week, Thanh Van commune youth union members washed cars and raised more than 15 million VND to support Mr. Hung's family. Photo: Nguyen Quynh

Faced with the tragic situation of Mr. Phan Ba ​​Hung's family (Thang's father), the youth union members of Thanh Van commune decided to borrow a pump and a car wash to raise funds. Ho Sy Son, a member of the youth union branch 5, used his own money to buy pigs and ducks to roast and sell at the village's soccer field, and the profits were used to support Mr. Hung's family.

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Xuan - Secretary of the Youth Union of Thanh Van commune, Thanh Chuong said that people are very supportive of fundraising activities that demonstrate the compassion of the Youth Union organization, so the Youth Union members have more motivation to carry out, contributing to multiplying love between people in community life, creating solidarity in the village; affirming the pioneering and volunteering role of the youth.

The Standing Committee of Thanh Chuong District Youth Union has also coordinated with the Thanh Chuong District Volunteer Club to launch a call for organizations and individuals to join hands to help the victim's family. Currently, the leaders of the People's Committee and the District Red Cross have also organized visits to encourage Mr. Phan Ba ​​Hung's family.

People buy pork to support the youth union members who sell pork to raise funds to help Mr. Phan Ba ​​Hung's family. Photo: Nguyen Quynh

Previously, it was known that when he received the news that his son Phan Ba ​​Thang had died, Mr. Phan Ba ​​Hung suffered a mental breakdown, his blood pressure increased and he had to rely on the care of relatives and doctors. Thang's mother was often sick and lying unconscious in bed. His younger brother, Phan Ba ​​Thin (born in 2000), was preparing for his high school graduation exam but was also busy with the procedures to bring his body back to his hometown for burial.

Mr. Hung's family is a farmer, and their circumstances are extremely difficult. At the end of 2016, to make a living and help his family through the difficult days, Mr. Hung's family borrowed about 80 million VND to send Thang to work abroad. Before he could pay off the bank loan, Thang had an accident.

Meanwhile, the cost of going to Taiwan to bring Thang's body back to his hometown is a large sum of money for Mr. Hung's extended family, so the family is in dire need of help from the community.

Nghe An worker falls from scaffolding to death in Taiwan

(Baonghean.vn) - While on the scaffolding on the third floor, Mr. Thang accidentally slipped and fell. Although he was taken to the emergency room by local people and authorities, the victim did not survive.