The melon garden will soon be revived.

Typhoon No. 3 caused many greenhouses and net houses in Pham Tran commune to collapse.

After typhoon number 3, the greenhouses and net houses in Mr. Hoan's village were completely destroyed. Even the sturdy iron frames of the greenhouses were almost entirely broken. Looking at the rows of melons that were growing lush and green, with their fruits hanging heavily, lying scattered everywhere, Mr. Hoan felt a pang in his heart.

Huân's family, his son's family, also suffered heavy losses. The cantaloupes and honeydew melons, almost ready for harvest, couldn't be saved. Because of this, the couple has been sleepless for the past few days, worrying about their son. While sitting absentmindedly by a warm cup of tea, Mr. Hoan saw his wife carrying a basket and heading somewhere early in the morning, so he called out:

- Where are you going, Grandma? You said you were going to the market today to buy some things to prepare for visiting your granddaughter in town.

"I've already called Minh and his wife, but I have to postpone our meeting to another time. I still have to stay home and help Huân's family clean up the fields and prepare for the new melon crop," Mrs. Hoa said.

Hearing his wife tell him to go to his son's greenhouse and netting area, Mr. Hoan quickly grabbed his hat and followed. It was still early morning, but the village fields were already quite crowded. Several young people from the commune had arrived early to help. Some were clearing withered vines, others were rearranging the growing medium that had been damaged by the rain and wind. Seeing Mr. and Mrs. Hoan arrive, the young people quickly greeted them and then got back to work, not hesitating despite the light rain. Moved by the young people's kindness, Mr. Hoan spoke up:

- Thank you for coming to help my son's family! It's terrible, the storm ruined the entire melon garden.

Anh Tú, the Youth Union Secretary of the commune, comforted Mr. Hoan:

- The natural disaster was severe, but Huân is young and can still rebuild, sir. The commune leaders met yesterday and have already proposed a plan to request support from the district for families whose greenhouses were damaged. Our Youth Union has launched a campaign to support recovery efforts after Typhoon No. 3.

Hearing the village's Youth Union Secretary say that, Mr. Hoan felt relieved. Mrs. Hoa and her friends quickly harvested the ripe, sweet melons and took them to the commune center to sell, hoping to earn some money to help their son. Although the fields were still in disarray, Mr. Hoan believed that hard work would pay off. In a few days, the village's fields would be green again. The melon and vegetable gardens would soon be revived...

BAO ANH

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