Enterprises and kind-hearted people keep on offering moneys and goods for Covid-19 prevention and control

On July 18, Binh Duong provincial Vietnamese Fatherland Front Committee and Red Cross received more resources to support the province's Covid-19 epidemic prevention and control. At the reception was Ms. Tran Thi Kim Lan, Deputy Chairwoman of the provincial Vietnamese Fatherland Front Committee and Ms. Nguyen Thi Le Trinh, Chairwoman of the provincial Red Cross.
Accordingly, the Vietnam Orchid Association (AOV), Moc Bao Tran orchid garden and Tran Nguyen orchid garden also gave a symbolic board to support the amount of VND 468 million for the province's Covid-19 epidemic prevention and control along with 150 medical mask boxes. The representatives of Agribank, Binh Duong branch also donated 20 tons of rice to the provincial Red Cross at the cost of VND 220 million to organize activities to support people in the province who are facing difficulties due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic.

On July 18, the Youth Volunteering Team of the province donated nearly 5 tons of vegetables, fruits and fruits to the Youth Union of Thu Dau Mot, Thuan An, Di An, and the provincial Red Cross for regulation of support to isolated areas.
On the same day, the "Volunteer Team" of the provincial Youth Volunteer Team also supported the provincial Trade Union to transport 4 tons of vegetables and fruits of all kinds to isolated areas.

Reported by Hong Thuan - Ngoc Nhu - Translated by Vi Bao

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