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Hope for a community devastated by landslides Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  12/02/2021    09:37 GMT+7 Spring is coming and bringing hope for better days ahead, especially for the Mo Nong ethnic minority people of Tra Leng Commune in Nam Tra My District, the central province of Quang Nam. New houses have been built for people in Tra Leng Commune, Quang Nam Province. (Photo: VNA) Last October, during a time when the central region was...

The Mo Nong are known as the Bunong in Cambodia, where they principally reside in Mondulkiri province. In October, during a time when Vietnam’s central region was suffering from successive storms and historic floodings, a severe landslide hit the remote mountainous area of Tra Leng, burying their houses and killing a dozen of their family members and neighbours. At that time, roads to the commune were blocked with rocks, stones and thick layers of mud. Bridges and dams were swept away by strong floodwaters. Local people desperately looked at what was left after the landslide. They lost thei...

New houses built for people in landslide areas before the Lunar New Year Format After the storms and floods in 2020, Quang Nam province had nearly 45,000 houses damaged, in need of repair, of which 740 houses were completely damaged, 1,524 houses were severely damaged by 50-70%. With the determination not to let people become homeless, right after the natural disaster passed, Quang Nam province urgently joined in, made temporary houses for people, especially people in high mountain landslide areas, ethnic minorities. Quang Nam province has urgently spent more than 112 billion VND for localiti...

Immortal Wish programme launched to support pediatric cancer patients in Vietnam 15:29 | 17/12/2020 VinaCapital Foundation in cooperation with Roche Vietnam announced on December 16 the launch of the Immortal Wish programme with the total fund value of VND550 million ($23,900) to help assure the quality of healthcare and improve the lives of children. Under the Immortal Wish programme new decoration, furniture, equipment, and materials were donated to the paediatric room of the stem cell transplant department of the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Tr...