COVID-19: Relief packs given to Cambodian-Vietnamese
The Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia and the Khmer-Vietnam Association in Phnom Penh provided hundreds of relief packs on April 14 to Cambodian-Vietnamese and Khmer people affected by COVID-19.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia and the Khmer-Vietnam Association in Phnom Penh provide hundreds of relief packs to Cambodian-Vietnamese and Khmer people affected by COVID-19 (Photo: VNA)
Vo Ngoc Tuan, a representative of the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia presents gifts to Cambodian Vietnamese people (Photo: VNA)
Relief packs are given to disadvantaged Cambodian-Vietnamese people (Photo: VNA)
The effort is part of the association’s emergency support programme and assistance received from the Vietnam Business Club in Cambodia (VBCC), the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia, and a number of agencies and benefactors at home (Photo: VNA)
As many as 9,000 poor and near-poor households in Ho Chi Minh City that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic will receive monthly relief payments of 1 million VND (42 USD) each for three months, starting in April, according to the municipal Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.
The Khmer-Vietnam Association in Phnom Penh provided hundreds of relief packs on April 14 to Cambodian-Vietnamese and Khmer people affected by COVID-19.
The Consulate General of Vietnam in San Francisco received a total of some 200,400 USD in donations on April 13 from Vietnamese expats living in Western states in the US for Vietnam’s fight against COVID-19.