Using ropes to deliver food to 107 people in isolated remote villages

On October 29, the Hong Van Border Guard Station (Hue City Border Guard) used ropes to supply food to 26 households with 107 people in Ta Lo A Ho village (A Luoi 1 commune, Hue City) that were isolated for a long time due to floods.

Video : Hong Van Border Guard Station uses ropes to supply food to 107 isolated people in Ta Lo A Ho

Accordingly, officers and soldiers of the Hong Van Border Guard Station used large tree roots to install a rope and pulley system and then transported relief goods including 200kg of rice, 10 boxes of instant noodles, and 3 boxes of milk to the people of Ta Lo A Ho village who were waiting on the other side of the rapidly flowing floodwater stream.

Hong Van Border Guard Station uses ropes to supply food to 107 isolated people in Ta Lo A Ho.

At around 3:15 pm on October 29, Vy Da Ward Police, Hue City received information that a Laotian student had fallen and broken his knee. Immediately, Vy Da Ward Police came to assist in taking the Laotian student to the Orthopedic Trauma Hospital for emergency treatment.

Timely rescue of a Laotian student to the emergency room

On the same day, the Thuan Hoa Ward Police, Hue City continued to coordinate with relief teams to visit and encourage people in flooded areas in this ward. At the same time, they distributed more than 1,000 bottles of mineral water, more than 350 boxes of instant noodles and many other types of food to the people.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao, living in alley 137 Phan Dinh Phung, Thuan Hoa ward, emotionally shared: "When we were in the most difficult time, the police officers brought instant noodles and drinking water to supply us. These gifts not only helped my family have food in the short term, but also encouraged us to try harder after the flood."

Video: Traffic police force crossed floodwaters to take two elderly people in Hue City to the emergency room

On October 29, the Standing Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City issued a letter calling for support for the people of Hue City to overcome the consequences of natural disasters. Accordingly, all contributions and support should be sent to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City through the Hue City Relief Mobilization Committee.

Account name: Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City.

Account number: 3751.0.1048402 at State Treasury Region XIII, Department 2 or 4000201016209 at Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development - Hue Branch (Agribank).

Donate directly at the Office of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City (No. 04 Le Hong Phong, Thuan Hoa Ward, Hue, phone 0918364186 and 0942551106).

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City - Hue City Relief Mobilization Committee respectfully acknowledges and thanks all contributions from compatriots and comrades and will direct relevant agencies and units to transfer support resources to localities and people affected by damages as soon as possible.

VAN THANG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/dung-day-thung-tiep-te-do-an-cho-107-nguoi-dan-o-thon-vung-sau-bi-co-lap-post820609.html