One week after the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) published the donation receipt for those affected by the third storm, the “VAR check” conference is still ongoing. As of the morning of September 18, Vietcombank’s account has been updated to September 14, while Vietinbank’s account is still at September 15.
At the moment, apart from checking the integrity of individuals and businesses, netizens also expressed their admiration for the heartwarming transactions. One of them is the donation made by SSI Securities Corporation in the amount of VND 10,460,780,225 (more than VND 10.4 billion). This is the highest donation in the VFF’s receipt as of September 15.
SSI’s transaction receipt
According to information from the data provided by the VFF, the transaction was made on September 13 through a Vietcombank account with the following content: “SSI Securities Corporation sponsors the recovery of Yagi storm damage.”
Prior to this, the company also announced on its website about the donation. Specifically, the donation amount was raised from the contributions of all employees of the company. In addition, this is only the first phase of the disaster relief program, aiming to provide emergency assistance to the people. In the next phase, the company will continue to support people in rebuilding their lives and civil infrastructure.
Not only SSI, but many other businesses and organizations also made generous donations to support the affected people, including Bao Viet Holdings, Vietnam National Petroleum Group, and the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour, each contributing VND 5 billion. TASCO Joint Stock Company and DNP Holding Joint Stock Company also donated VND 2.8 billion and nearly VND 2.7 billion, respectively. In the banking sector, Vietcombank, Nam A Bank, SeABank, Techcombank, VPBank, and VIB each donated VND 2 billion.
Other businesses also made generous donations to support flood relief efforts
Previously, the VFF also disclosed the amount of money received by the Central Relief Fund to support the people affected by the third storm. As of 5 pm on September 16, the organization received VND 1,236 billion and allocated VND 1,035 billion to the affected localities.
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The Prime Minister has urged the Ministry of Transport and local authorities to continue embracing the spirit of “surmounting the sun and conquering the rain, never losing to the wind and storms”. By being proactive in dealing with adverse weather conditions, they aim to complete 3,000 kilometers of expressways by 2025.
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Foreign sales were positive, with a net buy of 523 billion VND across the market.
“MB Donates Over 14 Billion VND to Support Flood-Affected Communities”
MB, Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank, is actively involved in relief efforts for communities affected by the recent storms. Beyond direct financial contributions to the affected regions, the bank is encouraging its employees to donate to a dedicated charity account managed by the MB Trade Union. Additionally, MB has launched a VND 2,000 billion loan package to support its customers impacted by Storm No. 3, helping them rebuild their lives and get back on their feet.
Leaving No One Behind
Last week, the people of Vietnam, particularly those in the northern regions, endured an unforgettable experience as Tropical Storm Yagi unleashed its fury.
