On the morning of September 11, 2024, the Party Committee, Board of Directors, Board of Management, and Vietnam Petroleum Labor Union organized a campaign to call on Petrolimex employees to donate and support those affected by the recent storm Yagi and floods in the northern provinces of Vietnam. The donations will be sent to individuals, organizations, and localities impacted by the natural disasters to help alleviate their difficulties and strengthen their resilience.
Petrolimex Leadership Team contributes at the corporate office
In the afternoon of September 10, 2024, Petrolimex responded to the call of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front by donating 5 billion VND to support people affected by Storm Yagi.
Petrolimex Deputy General Director, Mr. Nguyen Dinh Duong, presents a donation of 5 billion VND at the ceremony in Hanoi
On the same day, in Yen Bai province, representatives from Petrolimex handed over a donation of 2 billion VND to the Yen Bai Province Relief Fund to help the locality overcome the consequences of the natural disaster.
Petrolimex Deputy General Director, Mr. Nguyen Sy Cuong, presents a donation of 2 billion VND in Yen Bai province
As part of this support program, Petrolimex also allocated a budget of 3 billion VND to support people in Son La province and 2 billion VND to support people in Cao Bang province.
Petrolimex shared that with the timely guidance of the Party Committee of Central Enterprises, the National Assembly Delegation at Enterprises, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Transport (Vietnam Maritime Administration, Quang Ninh Maritime Administration), and the coordination of the Vietnam Electricity Group, Quang Ninh Electricity Company, and other related parties, difficulties were overcome, ensuring a stable supply of gasoline and oil to meet the needs of the people during the natural disaster.
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 Soaring Prices of Groceries: “Empty Shelves as Food Prices Skyrocket”
In Hanoi’s traditional markets, the prices of vegetables and fruits have skyrocketed. Meanwhile, a sudden surge of shoppers at many supermarkets has led to a shortage of food and fresh produce.
“Free Transport of Relief Goods to the North by Rail and Air”
From September 11th, the railway sector and domestic airlines will offer free transportation for relief goods to those affected by Storm No. 3.
