Free meals help casual workers survive during COVID-19 pandemic
While many people have decided to comply with physical distancing measures and have stayed at home to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic, many casual workers who earn a living on the street have faced difficulties during these tough times.
In the central city of Da Nang, hundreds of free meals from philanthropists are helping these workers overcome the difficulties.
The COVID-19 outbreak has significantly affected this woman’s income. Restaurants and shops have been empty for weeks and she has been unable to find casual work washing dishes. The free meals have helped her to survive.
The free meals prove that, even though the COVID-19 pandemic is dangerous, it’s also a chance for everyone to express their care and attention and share their love for the community./.
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