Join hands towards flood areas

The green Chung cakes contain the deep feelings of the officers, soldiers and people in the western region of the province for the people in the eastern region who are being heavily affected by floods.

On November 20, at Ko Tam Eco- tourism and Community Cultural Area, Chung cakes and Tet cakes were urgently wrapped and cooked by members of the Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association and local residents to promptly support people in flood-hit areas. Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Anh, President of the Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association, shared: "It is expected that on November 20 and 21, the Association will wrap about 10,000 Chung cakes and Tet cakes. We hope this will be a spiritual encouragement, accompanying people to overcome difficult times."

Ms. Ngo Thi Bich Chau, a resident of Residential Group 2, Tan Lap Ward, expressed: "When I heard the Residential Group announce and call on people to wrap cakes to support people in flood-affected areas, I immediately joined. We worked day and night to try to cook the cakes quickly and deliver them to people in time."

The Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association and residents of Tan Lap ward wrapped cakes to support flood victims in the Eastern region on the afternoon of November 20.

In Tan An ward, on the morning of November 20, a large number of officers, police forces and people in the ward gathered to wrap Chung cakes to support people in flooded areas. According to Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Cong Hoa, Chief of the Ward Police, promoting the spirit of serving the people, in the face of the severe impacts caused by floods, the Ward Police advised the ward leaders, and at the same time called on businesses and people to support the flooded areas. In just one morning, a large number of people, officers and soldiers of the Ward Police gathered to wrap and cook nearly 2,000 Chung cakes.

In addition to wrapping banh chung, by 3:00 p.m. on November 20, Tan An ward had also called for and mobilized 1,000 barrels of mineral water, 1,500 barrels of instant noodles, 3,000 loaves of bread, milk, dry food, diapers... On November 21, officers, soldiers and people of Tan An ward will continue to wrap about 3,000 banh chung to send to people.

Along with that, many organizations, unions and individuals in the western region of the province also focused on calling for and mobilizing resources, joining hands to contribute and support necessities... to promptly deliver to people in flooded areas in the East and Yang Mao and Cu Pui communes in the western region.

According to the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, as of the afternoon of November 20, the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee had received more than 17 billion VND from organizations, units and individuals to support people affected by storm No. 13 and floods. On November 20 alone, the unit received more than 6,000 packages of necessities from organizations and units and sent them to support flood-affected areas.

It can be said that the above activities affirm the role and profound social responsibility of the cadres and people of the province.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202511/chung-tay-huong-ve-vung-lu-a0f00fe/