Da Nang supports foreigners facing difficulties due to COVID-19
Many foreigners in Da Nang who have met difficulties in buying food and necessities as well as getting medical examination and treatment have been promptly supported via the central city's hotline.
Cao Dinh Hai - Chairman of the People's Committee of Nai Hien Dong ward, Son Tra district, presents food to a foreigner in the area. (Photo: tuoitreonline)
Da Nang (VNA) - Many foreigners in Da Nang who havemet difficulties in buying food and necessities as well as getting medical examination andtreatment have been promptly supported via the central city's hotline.
Da Nang's Department of Foreign Affairs has announced a hotline to providesupport for foreigners as the city continue its lockdown.
So far the hotline has received about 180 calls requesting supportfrom foreigners. Most of them are about buying food, transportation to getvaccinated, making medical examination appointments and buying necessities.
The majority of foreigners are experts working in industrial zones andmainly concentrated in the two districts of Son Tra and Ngu Hanh Son.
After receiving requests, the department immediately providednecessary support such as transportation and registration for vaccination.Food and other necessities are bought and delivered to their homes.
In the past few days, a numberof foreigners said they have no money to buy foodstuff and asked for help, said the department's deputy director Nguyen Thuy Anh, adding that it will coordinatewith local authorities to verify the information and bring food to them./.
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Cao Dinh Hai - Chairman of the People's Committee of Nai Hien Dong ward, Son Tra district, presents food to a foreigner in the area. (Photo: tuoitreonline) 
