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Hanoi raises funds for Vietnam’s seas and islands

The Vietnam Fatherland Front of Hanoi on March 30 called on people and organisations in the city to contribute to the “For Vietnam’s seas and islands Fund” this year.
Hanoi raises funds for Vietnam’s seas and islands ảnh 1Representative from units in Hanoi register to donate to the "For Vietnam's seas and islands". (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Fatherland Front of Hanoi onMarch 30 called on people and organisations in the city to contribute to the“For Vietnam’s seas and islands Fund” this year.

Responding to the call, 34 units across the city have registered todonate over 30 billion VND (1.32 million USD) to the fund.

President of the front Nguyen LanHuong said that authorities, people, and organisations in Hanoi always takepractical actions to support soldiers and people in coastal areas and islandsas well as contribute to building and protecting the sovereignty of the sacredsea and islands of Vietnam.

The fundraising runs from March 30 to June 30./.

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