Kon Tum offers aid to Cambodian storm victims
A delegation from the Military Command of the Central Highlands
province of Kon Tum has presented aid to people in Cambodia ’s
Ratanakiri province, who have suffered from the damage caused by recent
storms.
A delegation from the Military Command of the Central Highlands
province of Kon Tum has presented aid to people in Cambodia ’s
Ratanakiri province, who have suffered from the damage caused by recent
storms.
The delegation, led by Deputy Commander - Colonel A Tieng, gave 300 aid packages to the locals in Ta Veaeng Kraom commune on October 28-29.
He said he hopes the aid will support them in surmounting difficulties and settling their lives.
An official of Ta Veaeng district thanked Kon Tum province for the material and spiritual support to the natives. The help manifests the strong bond between Vietnam and Cambodia in general, as well as between Ratanakiri and Kon Tum provinces in particular.
More than 1,600 people in Ta Veng Kraom have encountered difficulties when their houses were swept away by floods following the 8 th and 9 th storms. The commune’s authorities are recently taking measures to overcome the consequences.-VNA
The delegation, led by Deputy Commander - Colonel A Tieng, gave 300 aid packages to the locals in Ta Veaeng Kraom commune on October 28-29.
He said he hopes the aid will support them in surmounting difficulties and settling their lives.
An official of Ta Veaeng district thanked Kon Tum province for the material and spiritual support to the natives. The help manifests the strong bond between Vietnam and Cambodia in general, as well as between Ratanakiri and Kon Tum provinces in particular.
More than 1,600 people in Ta Veng Kraom have encountered difficulties when their houses were swept away by floods following the 8 th and 9 th storms. The commune’s authorities are recently taking measures to overcome the consequences.-VNA
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