Ea Kar Commune donated 85 tons of goods to support the flood-affected areas in the East of the province.

In response to the appeal of the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, the Ea Kar Commune Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee organized a campaign to receive necessities to support people affected by floods.

Specifically, from November 21 to now, Ea Kar commune has mobilized 9 trucks carrying 85 tons of relief goods including food, essential necessities, stationery... to support people who suffered heavy losses due to floods in the eastern localities of Dak Lak province, including: Dong Hoa ward, Binh Kien ward and Tay Hoa, Duc Binh, Tuy An Tay, Dong Xuan communes.

9 free trips of Ea Kar commune carried 85 tons of goods to the flood victims in the eastern part of the province.

To promptly support people in flooded areas, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the commune mobilized forces to classify and load goods and called on local benefactors to support "0 dong" trucks to transport goods to the eastern localities of the province that were heavily damaged by floods.

In addition, the Commune Fatherland Front Committee also mobilized organizations, businesses, cadres, party members and people from all walks of life in the area to support cash and transfer money directly to the Commune Fatherland Front Committee to support the damaged areas. To date, the amount of support has been more than 700 million VND.

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Binh Kien ward presented a letter of thanks to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ea Kar commune for giving relief gifts to local people.

Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ea Kar commune, Vu Thi Mai Anh, said that all goods and cash received were distributed to the right victims, especially poor households, families in difficult circumstances, and deeply flooded areas.

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ea Kar commune went to the place and coordinated with the localities to receive the goods to ensure that they were delivered to the people, without any lack of transparency or delay. This is a humane activity, contributing to sharing difficulties and adding motivation for people to soon stabilize their lives after the flood.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/thoi-su/202511/xa-ea-kar-ung-ho-85-tan-hang-hoa-ho-tro-vung-lu-phia-dong-tinh-3031bd6/