(HBO) – The youth union of Mobifone Company Zone 4 on October 15 coordinated with Mobifone Hoa Binh in organising a programme entitled "Mobifone youth join hands with people in flood-hit areas” in two communes of Suoi Nanh and Dong Nghe (Da Bac district), with the participation of 30 members. These are two communes hardest hit by recent downpours and floods.
The historic flood since
October 9 caused serious damage in Suoi Nanh and Dong Nghe communes and made
them isolated. In Dong Nghe commune, one person was missing and nine houses
were swept away while mud, land and rocks flooded into 38 houses and destroyed about
30ha of farming land. Electric wires were severely damaged, together with interrupted
transportation and water shortages.
Meanwhile in Suoi Nanh
commune, four people were missing, 10 houses collapsed, 30 families had to move
while their domestic animals were killed or swept away and farming land was
heavily damaged.
Leaders of Mobifone Hoa
Binh and representatives of Mobifone Company Zone 4 present gift packages to
flood-hit families in Dong Nghe commune.
Members of the Mobifone
youth union help people clean houses and overcome flood consequences.
With the motto "the good
leaves protect ripped ones”, Mobifone Company Zone 4 called for support of all
grassroots-level youth organisations nationwide to help ease difficulties faced
by people in flood-hit areas in Da Bac and give them motivations to overcome this
difficult time. It also raised young people’s awareness of helping other people
in the community. Mobifone presented 160 gift packages, each worth 300,000 VND,
to residents of the two communes. Each package includes instant noodles,
provisions, drinking water, antibiotic, flashlights, candles and lighters.
Besides the gifts, members of the delegation also guided local people to
sterilise water and participated in clean-ups of road, schools and local houses
that affected by floods.
*The same day, the youth
union of the provincial
Ethnic
Boarding
High
school offered support in the three communes of
Suoi Nanh, Dong Ruong and Dong Nghe, with the participation of representatives
from the youth unions of Hoa Binh city and Da Bac district. After 48 hours of
fundraising, the school’s youth union brought many necessities to flood-hit
victims, including 200 boxes of instant noodles, 100kg of rice, 100 salt
packets, 100 litres of petrol, 500kg of vegetables and fruits, 13 cartons of
clothes and schoolbags and five cartons of milk with total value of more than
30 million VND (1,320 USD). In addition, the delegation presented gifts and
cash worth one million VND to each family with missing person in Dong Nghe
commune.
The youth union of the
provincial
Ethnic
Boarding
High
school presents necessities to the ethnic
semi-boarding secondary school in Dong Nghe commune (Da Bac district).
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