(HBO) – A delegation from Viettel Hoa Binh and its chapter in Lac Son district paid Tet (Lunar New Year) visit and presented gifts to poor households and disadvantaged students in Van Nghia commune, Lac Son district.
The delegation present 10
Tet gifts to needy households and students in Van Nghia.
The delegation extended
their sympathies to and encouraged the groups to make efforts in overcoming
their difficulties and escaping poverty.
They presented 10 cash gifts,
each worth 1 million VND (43.34 USD), to the beneficiaries so that they could
enjoy a warmer Tet holiday.
The
delegation hand over cash and Tet gift to a disadvantaged household in Binh Hem
commune, Lac Son district.
Van Nghia is a poor
commune of Lac Son district which Viettel Hoa Binh has been assigned by the
provincial authorities to assist over the past years. The telecommunication
company has so far worked to help the commune via many specific projects, particularly
in IT development.
Also on the occasion,
Viettel Hoa Binh and the Military Bank’s branch in Hoa Binh presented cash and
Tet gift to a disadvantaged household in Lac Son’s Binh Hem commune./.
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