Khanh Hoa donates nearly VND2.4b to flood-hit residents

Khanh Hoa Provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee and Fatherland Front Committee launched a campaign on October 3 to call for donations to residents hit by Typhoon Bualoi.

Provincial Party Secretary Nghiem Xuan Thanh and Standing members of the Provincial Party Committee donate to support flood-hit residents.

Upholding the spirit of solidarity, “The undamaged leaf would support the torn leaf”, provincial leaders, officials, employees and workers contributed nearly VND2.4 billion, including VND238 million from the bloc of Party, Fatherland Front and mass organizations; and VND2,145 billion from the government bloc.

In the government bloc alone, leaders, officials and employees of the People's Council, People's Committee, departments, agencies and enterprises donated VND370 million; Khanh Hoa Salanganes’ Nest State-owned One Member Co., Ltd.: VND200 million, VNPT Khanh Hoa: VND100 million; others registered for donation included Khanh Hoa Lottery One Member Co., Ltd. (VND1 billion); Ninh Thuan Irrigation Works One Member Co., Ltd. (VND225 million); Khanh Viet Corporation (VND200 million); Tram Huong Forestry One Member Co., Ltd. (VND100 million); Khanh Hoa Water Supply and Drainage Joint Stock Company (VND100 million); Khanh Hoa Traffic and Irrigation Construction Investment Project Management Board (VND50 million).

The Standing Committee of People's Council and leaders of Provincial People's Committee support people affected by the storm.

Khanh Hoa Salanganes’ Nest Company presents a symbolic cheque of VND 200 million in support of flood-affected residents

In September, 4 consecutive storms swept through the East Sea with Ragasa and Bualoi typhoons, causing severe impacts in many localities across the country. Especially, Bualoi caused massive losses in the Northern region and the Northern Central region.

The Provincial Fatherland Front Committee called for donations from local departments and agencies, businesses and organizations to help flood-hit residents to recover from the natural disaster.

 H.D

Translated by N.T