Japan-Vietnam Friendship Association donates bicycles to poor kids
The Japan-Vietnam Friendship Association of Japan’s Kawasaki city has donated more than 210 bicycles to poor students in central Da Nang city and Quang Nam province.
Da Nang (VNA) - The Japan-Vietnam Friendship Association of Japan’sKawasaki city has donated more than 210 bicycles to poor students in central DaNang city and Quang Nam province.
Usuda Reiko, a member of the association, said thatunderprivileged kids in Da Nang’s Cam Le, Hoa Vang, Ngu Hanh Son districts andQuang Nam province will benefit from the bicycle donation this year.
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Da Nang also reserved a 1.2ha area for developing the Japan-VietnamCulture Centre in Ngu Hanh Son district as well as launching direct flightsfrom Da Nang to Osaka.-VNA
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