The Kuwait's Embassy gave out free watermelons to help Vietnamese farmers
More than 2 tons of watermelon had been freely distributed to the people by the Embassy of Kuwait in Vietnam. The watermelons were purchased directly from the farmers of Bac Giang province.
More than 2 tons of watermelon had been freely distributed to the people by the Embassy of Kuwait in Vietnam.
Many people quietly lined up to receive the watermelons.
The policemen gave out free masks for queuing people.
2 tons of watermelon were purchased from the farmers of Bac Giang province. Inside the embassy, staffs are working urgently to deliver watermelons to awaiting people./.
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