More than 1,000 gifts sent to students in flood-hit areas of Cao Bang – Photo: NGOC QUANG
On December 6 and 7, Tuoi Tre newspaper and Cao Bang Provincial Youth Union organized the giving of more than 1,200 gifts to more than 1,000 students of Vinh Quang primary school, Pac Miau town (Bao Lam district), Son Lo, Phan Thanh (Bao Lac district, Cao Bang).
Each gift has a total value of 880,000 VND, and is milk produced and sponsored by Morinaga Nutritional Foods Company (Morinaga Milk Group).
The above schools were all heavily affected by floods caused by storm No. 3 (storm Yagi ) in September 2024.
Mr. Hoang Van Bao took his son to school to receive gifts from the organizers - Photo: DANH TRONG
The drizzle made the air in the border area of Cao Bang even colder. From Highway 34, follow the small, bumpy, rocky, muddy roads leading to the elementary schools perched precariously on the mountainside.
In the light drizzle, Mr. Hoang Van Bao (27 years old, living in Bao Lam district) rode an old motorbike carrying his 8-year-old son from home to school to receive gifts from Tuoi Tre newspaper and Cao Bang Provincial Youth Union.
Holding the gift bag in his hand, Mr. Bao was moved to send his thanks to Tuoi Tre newspaper, Cao Bang Provincial Youth Union and Morinaga Milk Group for sending meaningful gifts to his son, as well as disadvantaged students at Vinh Quang Primary School.
Mr. Nguyen Xuan Tung, principal of Vinh Quang Primary School, shared that seeing the students receive meaningful gifts, the school's teachers were very excited.
“This is a source of encouragement, a valuable material and spiritual gift for the school to continue to do well ineducation . Through these support sessions, students will be motivated and excited to go to school to learn,” said Mr. Tung, adding that most of the students here are from disadvantaged and poor households.
Mr. Nong Van Luong, Vice Chairman of Bao Lam District People's Committee, assessed the program as very practical and meaningful for children and students in the mountainous areas of Bao Lam district.
According to Mr. Luong, the children of the ethnic minorities in Bao Lam district are all in difficult circumstances. These gifts will be a source of encouragement to help the students overcome difficulties, strive to study and improve in life.
Journalist Nguyen Duc Binh – representative of Tuoi Tre newspaper – presents milk to students in the highlands of Cao Bang – Photo: NGOC QUANG
Mr. Nong Van Luong, Vice Chairman of Bao Lam District People's Committee, gave milk to students - Photo: NGOC QUANG
Students have just received gifts from the organizers - Photo: NGOC QUANG
Bao Lam District Youth Union Secretary passes by to the children – Photo: NGOC QUANG
Parents and children were happy after receiving meaningful gifts - Photo: NGOC QUANG
Sending milk to students in mountainous areas affected by typhoon Yagi
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