Save the Children in Vietnam has distributed 1,500 gifts worth of 644 million VND (3,000 USD) to flood victims in the central province of Quang Ngai.
Packages including clothes, books and other essential commodities after the flood were delivered to single mom, pregnant women, handicapped people, vulnerable pupils and poor households at Hanh Tin Dong and Hanh Tin Tay villages in Nghia Ganh district of Quang Ngai province on November 30.
Deputy Head of Save the Children in Vietnam Doan Anh Tuan said his organisation will call for more donations from different sources to help the locals recover their livelihood after the flood hit the province in mid November.
The province also received a grant of 1 billion VND (nearly 50,000 USD) from the domestic Sacombank to rebuild destroyed houses for local people.-VNA
Packages including clothes, books and other essential commodities after the flood were delivered to single mom, pregnant women, handicapped people, vulnerable pupils and poor households at Hanh Tin Dong and Hanh Tin Tay villages in Nghia Ganh district of Quang Ngai province on November 30.
Deputy Head of Save the Children in Vietnam Doan Anh Tuan said his organisation will call for more donations from different sources to help the locals recover their livelihood after the flood hit the province in mid November.
The province also received a grant of 1 billion VND (nearly 50,000 USD) from the domestic Sacombank to rebuild destroyed houses for local people.-VNA
