Seeing the mother and her two children planning to sleep at My Dinh bus station, Mr. Dinh quickly went to buy an umbrella and invited the whole family to eat pho before going to find a job - Photo: NVCC
Talking to Tuoi Tre Online , Mr. Vu Truong Dinh (34 years old, living in Hanoi ) confirmed that he was the owner of the post asking the online community to help find jobs for his family of three on the evening of June 10.
Seeing myself in there, I helped immediately without thinking.
According to Mr. Dinh, on the evening of June 10, when he was preparing to go home after work, he met a mother and her children struggling to ask for directions to My Dinh bus station. Through conversation, he learned that the mother and her children had come from Quang Binh to Hanoi following the broker's advice to find work. After a day of going to many different places, they ran out of money but still had not received any money.
Having no money and nowhere to go, the three of them decided to sleep at My Dinh bus station. Seeing that they had not eaten anything all day, Mr. Dinh drove them to eat pho.
The reason for helping, as Mr. Dinh recounted, was also light-hearted, "because I saw myself in it."
"Seeing the situation of the mother and her children was so pitiful, walking in the rain without an umbrella, without a raincoat, not knowing where to go, and starving. Hearing the story, I took them out to eat, without thinking much because I had also been in that situation," said Mr. Dinh.
Mr. Dinh said he saw himself in it when he witnessed the scene of a mother and her two children struggling in the rainy night, not knowing where to go. Photo of the mother calling her two daughters - Photo: NVCC
He shared that he had proactively supported money and travel expenses for the mother and her three children to return to Quang Binh. However, they still wanted to find jobs and work to have money for food and living, not to return to their hometown.
Seeing that, he immediately posted online asking for support. "The two children have worked in industrial parks before, are bright in appearance, speak fluently and are agile. Do you know or have any familiar restaurants or beer bars to introduce to me? Thank you," Mr. Dinh wrote in his first post.
Over 550 support requests, find a job in just 1 hour
Mr. Dinh himself was surprised when the article just posted received many comments and shares from the online community with the mother and her children.
Many comments thanked him for his beautiful actions, expressing admiration for his compassion and humane gesture. There were also many comments sending information about places that could help the mother and her children.
Mr. Vu Truong Dinh (34 years old) currently works in the banking sector in Me Tri ward, Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi - Photo: NVCC
"I think there must be more than 550 messages, calls, and comments asking for support and connection to help the mother and her two children," said Mr. Dinh.
Before going to the food and snack store in Hai Ba Trung district (Hanoi), Mr. Dinh took his mother and children to another restaurant. "However, because my mother and children spoke with a strong local accent, it was not suitable for that place, so we had to go to another location, luckily we were accepted," Mr. Dinh said.
Mr. Dinh said he could rest assured because his two daughters would work at the restaurant, with food and accommodation provided, and their salaries had been discussed. The mother would return to Quang Binh.
Adding more, Mr. Dinh said he was very surprised to receive enthusiastic support and sharing from the online community. He was happier when the three of them could feel secure, have a place to work, and have a stable salary.
That very night, the connection of the online community helped the two daughters find jobs and have stable accommodation - Photo: NVCC
Work and people are always looking for each other.Source: https://tuoitre.vn/tinh-ra-ben-xe-ngu-3-me-con-duoc-cho-di-an-giup-tim-duoc-viec-ngay-trong-dem-20240611171954317.htm
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