Continuing the spirit of solidarity and support for those affected by Typhoon Bualoi, on the morning of October 1st, singer My Tam donated 500 million VND to the Central Relief Committee - Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee (UBMTTQVN).

"With all my heart, I would like to join hands in sharing with my homeland. I pray that those affected by the floods and storms will overcome their losses and suffering and have a peaceful and stable life," she shared.

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The actions of My Tam and many other artists warmed the hearts of the audience. Photo: FBNV

On their personal page, Tran Thanh and Hari Won announced that they had transferred 500 million VND to the Central Relief Committee - Vietnam Fatherland Front.

"I would like to contribute a little to helping people in Central Vietnam overcome the floods and storms. I hope everyone will join hands. It doesn't matter how much each of us contributes, but if we all work together, the people in need will receive much more," the male MC shared.

Artist Truong Giang also donated 300 million VND with the message: "Joining hands with our compatriots, wishing everyone safety." Director Ly Hai and Minh Ha's family also sent 300 million VND, hoping that the people in the storm-affected areas will soon overcome difficulties and stabilize their lives. Miss Vietnam Tieu Vy, singer Hoang Hai, and musician Tu Dua each contributed 100 million VND to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee.

Also this morning, at the headquarters on Mac Dinh Chi Street, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee - Ho Chi Minh City Relief Campaign Committee organized the reception of voluntary contributions to support people affected by Typhoon No. 10.

According to information provided to VietNamNet, a representative stated that People's Artist My Uyen contributed a small amount along with the city's artists and performers, joining hands to help people stabilize their lives after the natural disaster. Also present at the fundraising event were People's Artist Trinh Kim Chi, artist Tuyet Thu, actress Kim Tuyen, and others.