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Responding to the call of Prime Minister, representatives of Vietnamese Buddhist Association in South Korea and Phan family club in Hanoi on June 17 went to the headquarters of Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee to hand over donations to support Vietnam’s Covid-19 vaccine fund.

Representative of Vietnamese Buddhist Association in South Korea and the Phan family club in Hanoi presents the donations to Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee. Photo: Vietnamese Buddhist Association in South Korea

The donations comprised 1 ton of rice, 60 boxes of instant noodles, 150 packs of cakes, 10.000 face masks and cash with a total value of VND 203 million (US$ 8,789).

The aid was contributed by the Community Cultural Development Fund, members of Vietnamese Buddhist Cultural Center- Buddhist Association and Vietnamese in South Korea and at home and the Phan family club in Hanoi.

At the ceremony, Buddhist nun Thich Nu Gioi Tanh said that the gifts showed affection and sharing of people and association towards the country, aiming to join hands with the country in Covid-19 prevention and control.

Delegates pose for a group photo. Photo: Vietnamese Buddhist Association in South Korea

Although overseas Vietnamese in South Korea has encountered many difficulties due to the pandemic, they have always turned their hearts to the home country, she said, adding that they would continue calling for contributions for the country’s Covid-19 vaccine.

Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee Phung Khanh Tai highly appreciated the kindness and noble gesture of the Vietnamese Buddhist community in South Korea as well as the Phan family club in Hanoi for their valuable assistance.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Tanzania Nguyen Nam Tien on June 18 received a donation of US$ 5.000 from Nguyen Tien Long, the representative of Tan Long Group in East Africa.

At the meeting, Ambassador Nguyen Nam Tien highly valued active attitude and sense of responsibility of the Tan Long group’s staff, adding that their aid demonstrated the tradition of solidarity and mutual affection of Vietnamese people, helping the country soon stamp out the pandemic, according to Baoquocte.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Tanzania Nguyen Nam Tien receives aid from Nguyen Tien Long, the representative of Tan Long Group in East Africa. Photo: Baoquocte

Stressing that the Vietnamese Embassy in Tanzania is always a common home for the Vietnamese enterprises and expats in East Africa, Ambassador Tien expressed his hope that staff of Tan Long group would continue promoting unity, strictly adhere to the pandemic prevention measures and actively working to fulfill the target of expanding production in Africa.

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