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Soc Trang helps Khmer people of Vietnamese origin in Cambodia

The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) in Soc Trang province on June 18 granted 200 million VND (8,690 USD) to the Khmer-Vietnamese Association to support Khmer people of Vietnamese origin in Cambodia affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Soc Trang helps Khmer people of Vietnamese origin in Cambodia ảnh 1At the event (Photo: VNA)
Soc Trang (VNA) – The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) in Soc Trangprovince on June 18 granted 200 million VND (8,690 USD) to the Khmer-Vietnamese Association to support Khmer people of Vietnamese origin in Cambodia affectedby the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vice Chairman of the VFF – Soc Trang chapter Lam Dung Liemsaid that the funding is the heart of local authorities and people to share difficultieswith Vietnamese-origin Khmer people amidst complex developments of thepandemic.

Soc Trang is currently joining hands with the nation inimplementing the dual targets of pandemic prevention and control and economicdevelopment and recovery, and calling for support from organisations andindividuals inside and outside the country for the fight against the pandemic.

Sim Chy, head of the Khmer-Vietnamese Association, expressedhis profound gratitude for Soc Trang’s assistance, which, he said, will encourageVietnamese-origin Khmer people and tighten the traditional friendship betweenCambodia and Vietnam in general and Soc Trang in particular.

He added that with the support of Vietnamese ministries,sectors and localities, the association has provided help for more than 6,000households in Cambodia./.
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