Some agencies, units and enterprises supported great amount such as provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, Fatherland Front Committee of Tay Ninh province donated 500 million VND; Huong Thao Nguyen International Trading Company Limited (Bac Giang City) donated 100 million VND; Military Region 1 Command donated 5 tons of rice...

The Provincial Fatherland Front Committee receives 5 tonnes of rice from the Military Region 1 Command.

In particular, many kind-hearted individuals directly sent money to the account of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee with the desire to join hands with the whole province to support families affected by storms and floods.

The mobilized amount was sent to the provincial Relief Fund by the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee to provide timely support to cases seriously affected by storms and floods while the necessities were reviewed and supported according to the needs of each household and each flooded residential area, absolutely not allowing waste or incorrect connection to the address.

* Promoting the national tradition of solidarity and “mutual love”, responding to the call of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and the direction of the Provincial Party Committee Standing Committee, on September 10, the Bac Giang Provincial Fatherland Front Committee issued an appeal to support people affected by storm No. 3.

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Bac Giang province earnestly calls on the business community, organizations, individuals and philanthropists inside and outside the province to join hands to share and support people in areas affected by storms and floods.

The charitable deeds and practical spiritual and material assistance from the social community at this time will be a great motivation with noble humanitarian significance, helping people in disaster-stricken areas to be confident, quickly stabilize their lives and restore production.

All donations should be sent to the Bac Giang Provincial Relief Fund (through the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Bac Giang Province, address: 3rd Floor, Building B, Bac Giang Provincial Inter-Agency Headquarters; phone: 0913358297); or via the account: Bac Giang Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, account number 3761.0.1062613.91049, at the State Treasury of Bac Giang Province and account number 2500201017924, at Agribank Bac Giang Branch (content: Support for people in Bac Giang Province affected by storms and floods).

Reception period last from September 10, 2024 to October 10, 2024.

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