Expats give more aid to flood-hit central provinces
The Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee on November 6 received 700 million VND (over 31,000 USD) and 10,000 USD donated by overseas Vietnamese to local residents in flood-hit central provinces.
Leaders of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee received the donations from overseas Vietnamese (Photo: mattran.org.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee on November 6 received 700 million VND (over 31,000 USD) and 10,000 USD donated by overseas Vietnamese to local residents in flood-hit central provinces.
The money was contributed by Vietnamese expatriates in Poland and the Czech Republic and delegates attending the Congress of the Union of Vietnamese Associations in Europe.
Leaders of the VFF Central Committee thanked overseas Vietnamese in Poland, the Czech Republic and of the Union of Vietnamese Associations in Europe for their donations. They affirmed that the sum will be delivered to the flood victims to help them stabilise their lives and production.
From October 17 to November 4, the VFF Central Committee received a total of over 18 billion VND (equivalent to 806,000 USD) donated to affected people.
Vice President and Secretary General of the VFF Central Committee Tran Thanh Man said the five flood-struck provinces have been offered 59 billion V🌊ND (2.6 million USD) as relief aid from VFF and other sources.-VNA
Vietnamese expatriates in Laos and the Czech Republic have donated money to aid people in the central region, which has recently borne the brunt of severe flooding.
The Vietnam Fatherland Front at all levels received more than 45.9 billion VND from people and organisations nationwide to support flood victims in the Central region as of November 1.
The total donation of Vietnamese in the Czech Republic to flood victims in the central region has exceeded 2 billion VND (90,000 USD) and is increasing day by day.
Vietnamese communities in many countries across the world have made donations to help people in central provinces who suffered from flooding caused by prolonged downpours in the past month.
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Leaders of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee received the donations from overseas Vietnamese (Photo: mattran.org.vn)
