Donating bicycles to students in mountainous areas.

The bicycles were donated by the Khanh Hoa Resident Journalists Association to 20 disadvantaged Raglay students, aiming to support them in getting to school.

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Vietnam's Revolutionary Press Day (June 21, 1925 - June 21, 2025), on the afternoon of June 13, the Khanh Hoa Branch of the Khanh Hoa Journalists' Association (Khanh Hoa Resident Journalists' Association) donated 20 bicycles and Khanh Hoa bird's nest products to 20 students from disadvantaged backgrounds who have excelled in their studies at schools in the mountainous areas of Khanh Vinh district.

The Khanh Hoa branch of the Vietnam Journalists Association donated bicycles and gifts to underprivileged students.

Each gift package, worth approximately 2 million VND, includes a bicycle and a box of Khanh Hoa bird's nest.

According to a representative of the Khanh Hoa Provincial Association of Resident Journalists, after surveying many areas in the province, the association chose Khanh Vinh district as its destination, focusing on caring for students from particularly disadvantaged backgrounds.

The resident reporters guided the students to receive their gifts.

According to the branch representative, the bicycle donation is part of an annual charitable program with various forms, aimed at sharing with those who are less fortunate in life.

On this occasion, the branch focused on donating bicycles, hoping to support students in remote areas so they can get to school more easily. At the same time, the gift also represents the heartfelt generosity of journalists and benefactors who have joined forces to help alleviate some of the difficulties faced by students in mountainous regions as they continue their education.

Reporters based in Khanh Hoa took a commemorative photo with the students.

At the ceremony, Ms. Ca Tong Thi Men, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Khanh Vinh district, expressed her gratitude to the Khanh Hoa Provincial Association of Resident Journalists for their generosity.

Ms. Mến said that life in the mountainous areas is still very difficult, and people have to work hard to make a living so that their children can go to school. In reality, many students still have to walk tens of kilometers every day to get to school. The gift of a bicycle will be a great source of encouragement, helping them to have better conditions to attend class, overcome difficulties, and study harder.

Students and parents take their bicycles home.

"Seeing the children with new means of transportation to school makes us very happy because we have helped them get to school more joyfully and comfortably on their journey to acquire literacy," Ms. Men shared.

Phung Quang

Source: https://tienphong.vn/tang-xe-dap-cho-hoc-sinh-mien-nui-post1750881.tpo