Maximum support for people and Buddhists to visit and worship Buddha's relics

The number of pilgrims coming to Truc Lam Yen Tu Palace to worship Buddha's relics today (May 26) and the next 2 days will continue to increase. To ensure convenience and safety for Buddhists, people and tourists from all over the world, police, military, militia and volunteers have been mobilized to help guide the way and provide free food and drinks to pilgrims coming to worship Buddha's relics.

Cleaning and ensuring a clean environment is enthusiastically carried out by a team of volunteers.

Household waste is collected by volunteers, gathered at fixed locations, and transported by car for disposal.

Breakfast is prepared by volunteers very early to serve Buddhists and people in need.

Pilgrims flock to Truc Lam Yen Tu Palace to worship Buddha's relics.

Drinking water was gathered by volunteers very early and distributed to locations for free to Buddhists and people.

Buddhists, people and elderly tourists are supported by volunteers to visit the Buddha's relics in wheelchairs.

…and guide Buddhists and people to line up neatly and maintain order during the process of worship.

Many people with unstable health received timely support from medical staff.

… and check, examine health, support necessary medication.

The police force is on duty 24/7 to ensure security and order and support Buddhists and people visiting the Buddha's relics.

Manh Truong - Hoang Quynh

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