Sharing helps each other overcome difficulties

ĐNO - Many organizations and individuals joined hands to cook warm meals and wrap small gifts to send to people and patients in flood and landslide areas, contributing to spreading the spirit of sharing and kindness, and overcoming difficulties together.

Officers, soldiers and members of the volunteer group help distribute meals to patients in need. Photo: THANG TRUONG

* On the morning of November 2, the Defense Command of Zone 2 - Thanh My coordinated with the Nam Giang Volunteer Association to cook and hand-deliver nearly 100 free meals to inpatients and patients from far away who were stranded in Thanh My commune, helping to ease the difficulties during the prolonged rainy and flooded days.

Nutritious meals are prepared for patients. Photo: THANG TRUONG

Lieutenant Colonel Le Huy Dong, Deputy Political Commissar of the Defense Command of Region 2 - Thanh My, said that during the rainy and flood days, people's lives, especially patients being treated at medical facilities, encountered many difficulties and obstacles.

Therefore, the unit proactively coordinated with local forces, groups, and organizations to organize free meals, encourage morale, and help patients overcome difficult times. (DANG NGUYEN)

* In Tra Tap commune , prolonged heavy rains caused landslides recently, forcing many households to evacuate urgently. Local authorities, along with functional forces, teachers and people joined hands to support accommodation, take care of meals, and help people stabilize their lives during the flood avoidance period.

In village 7, Tra Tap commune, four households from Lang Luong village had to evacuate and gathered at the house of Ms. Ho Thi Thieu. Despite the small house, she was still willing to open the door to welcome nearly 20 people to take shelter.

"In times of difficulty, we see how people love and support each other, which is truly precious," Ms. Thieu shared.

A teacher from Vo Nguyen Giap Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities takes care of a child at the evacuation site. Photo: MINH TRANG

Vo Nguyen Giap Ethnic Boarding Secondary School is home to 14 households with 55 people. During heavy rains, many families cannot return home because their houses are in dangerous areas and have been dismantled and relocated. Thanks to the dedicated support of teachers, people are well taken care of, have stable temporary accommodation and nutritious meals. "Here, teachers take care of everything, from meals to blankets, so everyone is at ease," said Ms. Bui Thi Thieu (village 6).

Teacher Nguyen Thi Phuong Uyen said that the school's teachers take turns cooking to serve the evacuees. "Everyone has their own work, but right now, the most important thing is to help people stay safe and secure," Ms. Uyen shared. (THIEN TUNG - MINH TRANG)

* At the Nam Tra My Regional Medical Center , more than 50 patients and their families who are being treated as inpatients cannot return home because the roads are eroded. Understanding the situation, Hoa Mai Kindergarten cooperated with the Tak Po Village Front Committee to prepare dozens of hot meals every day, sending them directly to the patients and the on-duty forces in the area.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Phuong, a teacher at Hoa Mai Kindergarten, shared: “We just hope that these hot meals will help patients and people to reduce their hardships during the flood. This is also an opportunity for us to teach students about compassion, knowing how to love and share with those in difficult circumstances around them.”

Regardless of the danger, the teachers and the Front Committee of Tak Po village still cross mountains and landslides every day to supply food and necessities to isolated people. (TRUNG LE)

Warmth of teacher-student relationship in Tra Doc highland during flood

Prolonged heavy rains have left many villages and hamlets in Tra Doc commune isolated. Amidst this hardship, teachers at Le Hong Phong Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities have wrapped hundreds of cakes and contributed money to buy boxes of instant noodles to support people in difficult areas.

Teachers of Le Hong Phong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School (Tra Doc commune) wrap cakes to give to people in isolated areas in the area. Photo: THUY VAN

From early morning, the school's staff, teachers and employees together wrapped more than 500 banh chung, banh tet and banh u, carrying their hearts of sharing and sending them to students and ethnic minority people in isolated villages and hamlets, especially village 6 of Tra Doc commune.

The school also mobilized and contributed to buy 40 boxes of instant noodles to send to households that suffered heavy damage due to floods in village 1.

Each gift, each cake is a sincere concern, a warmth shared in the most difficult days of the people in the highlands.

Boxes of instant noodles were handed out to students at schools affected by floods. Photo: THUY VAN

According to preliminary statistics, during the recent flood, nearly 50 students of the school were affected by landslides and flooding, many of them lost all their clothes, books and school supplies.

Understanding that situation, the school mobilized teachers to contribute clothes, shoes, notebooks, pens... to help the children stabilize their lives soon and feel secure going to class.

Cakes, boxes of noodles or simple clothes are not only material gifts, but also symbols of the teacher-student relationship, the spirit of solidarity and sharing of the people of Tra Doc highland, together overcoming difficulties after the flood. (THUY VAN - AN BINH)

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