Ecopark’s founder (through Ecopark Corporation and DB Investment and Development JSC) launched the “Join Hands to Help Fellow Citizens Overcome Storms and Floods” program on September 12th, as northern provinces and millions of people bore the brunt of the third storm (Super Storm Yagi) and its aftermath.
Ecopark aims to share the difficulties by mobilizing all resources to quickly assist people in areas severely affected by natural disasters and floods.
The “Join Hands” program includes a series of practical actions to help the northern provinces recover from the storm’s impact. A budget of 200 billion VND will be allocated to implement activities within this program.
Ecopark’s founder donates 20 billion VND to help fellow citizens overcome storms and floods.
Through the Vietnamese Fatherland Front, Ecopark donated 15 billion VND to the northern provinces severely affected by storms and floods. This budget will be used to purchase essential goods and support recovery efforts in the affected areas.
The company also gave 4 billion VND to the project’s surrounding provinces, Hung Yen and Hai Duong, which were heavily impacted by the storm, to help local people overcome difficulties and stabilize their lives.
Ecopark has allocated a budget of 1 billion VND to coordinate with the Vietnam Students’ Union, a volunteer organization directly supporting the flood-affected areas, to help the community return to normalcy.
Earlier, on September 11th, Ecopark and its resident community offered 10,000 accommodations for people in Van Giang district. The investors and residents also rescued trees, crops, and assets of people in the dike area of Van Giang district, embodying the spirit of mutual support and sharing.
The investors have also coordinated with the Management Board and residents to establish a Support Team, preparing essential goods, using Ecobus vehicles, and providing life jackets to welcome people to flood-避safe areas.
“Donate Now to Support Communities Affected by Storms and Floods”
The Audit Office Labor Union successfully raised over one billion VND from sponsors, donors, and supporters, including generous contributions from its own officers, civil servants, employees, and workers.
The Beauty Tycoon: Distributing 3 Billion VND in Cash and 50 Tons of Rice to Flood Victims
“Phan Thi Mai, the proud owner of the renowned Mailisa beauty salon chain, has once again showcased her unwavering compassion and generosity. With a strong desire to help those affected by the devastating storms and floods, Mrs. Mai and her husband embarked on a journey from Ho Chi Minh City to Northern Vietnam. They personally delivered an astonishing 3 billion VND and 50 tons of rice to the affected communities. Being a native of Ha Tinh province, Mrs. Mai has firsthand experience of the devastation caused by natural disasters, and her unwavering empathy has led her to consistently organize and participate in significant charitable initiatives.”
“A City’s Generous Support: Ho Chi Minh City Donates 120 Billion VND to Aid Fellow Citizens Affected by Storm No. 3”
On September 10, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee launched a donation drive to support communities affected by the devastating Storm No. 3.
Free Relief Goods Airlift for Northern Flood Victims
Essential goods and supplies for the flood-affected communities in Northern Vietnam are being prioritized for free transportation on Bamboo Airways and Vietnam Airlines flights.
The Flood Waters Rage: Two Chinese Barges Found Adrift on the Red River After Breaking Their Moorings
Authorities discovered two Chinese barges that had broken free from their moorings, drifting along the main branch of the Hong (Red) River, known as the Thao River.
