Society

Vietnam-Singapore volunteer project gives Ben Tre primary school facelift

A ceremony took place in the Mekong Delta province of Ben Tre’s Giong Trom district on December 15 to mark the completion of a Vietnam-Singapore volunteer project that gave a facelift to the local Phuoc Long 2 primary school.
Vietnam-Singapore volunteer project gives Ben Tre primary school facelift ảnh 1The YMCA Vietnam and Singaporean students present the school 40 sets of English books and various learning tools at the ceremony. (Photo: VNA)
Ben Tre (VNA) – A ceremony took place in theMekong Delta province of Ben Tre’s Giong Trom district on December 15 to markthe completion of a Vietnam-Singapore volunteer project that gave a facelift tothe local Phuoc Long 2 primary school.

The project worth 50 million VND (2,059 USD) was funded andimplemented by YMCA Vietnam Social Co., Ltd and 20 students from the SingaporeManagement University (SMU). Between December 4 and 15, the students joinedhands to renovate two classrooms at the school’s auxiliary site.

On the occasion, the company and Singaporean group presentedthe school 40 sets of English books and various learning tools.

Vice President of the provincial chapter of the VietnamYouth FederationTran Kim Phang said he appreciated YMCA Vietnam’s efforts in connecting withmany students from Singapore, who have come to Ben Tre to undertake practicalprojects benefiting students at various local schools this year.

In May and September, there were 22 volunteer Singaporean studentsfrom the Institute of Technical Education and 19 from the National Universityof Singapore joined two projects to build playgrounds at Ben Tre’s PhuocLong 2 and Phuoc Ngai elementary schools, whose total cost amounted to 120million VND./.
VNA
#Ben Tre #Vietnam-Singapore volunteer project #Phuoc Long 2 primary school #YMCA Vietnam Social Co. #Ltd #Singapore Management University #vietnam news agency #vietnamplus Ben Tre Singapore Vietnam
Follow VietnamPlus

Related News

See more

A modified UAZ vehicle is used to transport tourists on various city streets, posing safety risks. (Photo baochinhphu.vn)

Authorities crack down on unsafe tourist Jeeps and UAZ vehicles

To ensure compliance with traffic regulations and protect tourists, the National Traffic Safety Committee requested that Hanoi and Lam Dong, the two localities with growing numbers of such services, direct their Departments of Construction and relevant agencies to inspect and strictly handle these unauthorised operations.

Representatives of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department and the organising board in a group photo at the launching ceremony of the competition in Tokyo on July 18. (Photo: VNA)

Legal awareness contest for Vietnamese community in Japan launched

According to the organisers, the contest is bilingual (Vietnamese and Japanese), held online, and consists of 34 questions. The questions focus on everyday legal topics such as traffic laws, types of scams, how to contact police, and real-life situations often encountered by foreigners, particularly Vietnamese, living in Japan.

Since the beginning of this year, over 514 outbreaks have been reported in 28 out of 34 provinces and cities, with more than 30,000 pigs infected, killed or culled. (Illustrative photo: VNA)

PM urged drastic solutions to African swine fever outbreaks

Since the beginning of this year, over 514 outbreaks have been reported in 28 out of 34 provinces and cities, with more than 30,000 pigs infected, killed or culled. Currently, 248 outbreaks remain active in 20 localities, raising concerns of further spread, particularly in provinces with large pig herds.

Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam-Japan bolster educational cooperation

The Deputy Prime Minister praised Takebe's efforts in promoting Vietnam-Japan relations, particularly in education, human resources development, and cultural exchanges. He expressed his delight at the growing Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries..

Representatives from the Vietnam Journalists Association and Thai Journalists Association pose for a photo. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnamese, Thai journalists enhance collaboration

The Vietnam-Thailand media collaboration, which has been established for a long time through Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) on cooperation agreements between the two journalists associations, is becoming a model in the region.

A bird's eye view of the Thu Thiem New Urban Area. (Photo: VNA)

HCM City seeks architectural plan for Reunification Monument

The work aims to honour the contribution of the Party, President Ho Chi Minh, soldiers and people in the struggle for independence and national reunification. It also shows gratitude to people around the world who supported Vietnam during the resistance war.

James Pham retreats into nature at InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort. (Photo: Sun Group)

How Da Nang won over a travel editor who’s visited 70 countries

James called Novotel Danang Premier Han River the “prime spot” to take in the views of the city and the Han River. From the top floor of this 37-story hotel, the tallest in Da Nang, he was treated to a spectacular panorama, especially as sunset lit up the city’s bridges in dazzling colors.

the Border Guard Station and other relevant forces identify personal background of the citizens. (Photo: VNA)

Cambodian authorities hand over 45 citizens to Vietnam

The group comprises 35 men and 10 women, hailing from Ninh Binh, Hai Phong, Ho Chi Minh City, Tay Ninh, Thai Nguyen, Lam Dong, Dong Nai, An Giang, Dak Lak, Tuyen Quang, Gia Lai and Ca Mau. Most of them were lured to Cambodia with the promise of well-paid but easy jobs through social networks.

Gia Lai province has taken drastic measures to clamp down on IUU fishing. (Photo: VNA)

Gia Lai province clamps down on illegal fishing operations

Recognising that fishing vessels violating foreign waters could undermine efforts to remove the card, Gia Lai has paid due attention to raising public awareness of the fishing regulations while arranging staff to monitor vessels’ arrivals and departures around the clock.

The Traffic Police force will transfer the fastest information on violation acts to the vehicle owner through the VNeTraffic application (Photo: VNA)

AI-powered cameras to automatically detect violations 24/7

By using a surveillance camera system integrated with artificial intelligence (AI), the department's command centre can automatically identify traffic violations and disruptive behaviours, and retrace the route of a vehicle suspected of causing an accident.