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More than 46 million VND to support Sedo Vinako union members who suffer from dangerous diseases. Photo: Da Nang Trade Union provided
More than 46 million VND to support Sedo Vinako union members who suffer from dangerous diseases. Photo: Da Nang Trade Union provided

Two workers with critical illnesses in Da Nang receive nearly 93 million VND in support

Hoàng Bin (báo lao động) 30/07/2026 08:39 (GMT+7)

Da Nang - Two union members and workers suffering from dangerous diseases at Sedo Vinako Co., Ltd. were supported by colleagues with a total of nearly 93 million VND.

The Trade Union of Sedo Vinako Co., Ltd. (Duy Xuyen commune, Da Nang) has just visited and encouraged Ms. Bui Thi Thao and Mr. Vo Duc Tuan - two union members of the company who are suffering from critical illnesses. From the contributions of union members and employees in the company, each case was awarded 46.442 million VND.

The support not only helps share treatment costs but is also a source of spiritual encouragement, helping the two union members have more strength to overcome illness and stabilize their lives.

Previously, the Company's Trade Union coordinated with the Duy Xuyen Commune Trade Union to visit Vietnamese Heroic Mother Le Thi Nghiem, residing in Chau Phong village, Thu Bon commune, Da Nang city.

Công đoàn Sedo Vinako thăm, tặng quà Mẹ Việt Nam Anh hùng Lê Thị Nghiễm, xã Thu Bồn, TP Đà Nẵng. Ảnh: Công đoàn Đà Nẵng cung cấp
Sedo Vinako Trade Union visits and presents gifts to Vietnamese Heroic Mother Le Thi Nghiem, Thu Bon commune, Da Nang city. Photo: Da Nang Trade Union provided

The unit visited and inquired about the health, expressed gratitude for the sacrifices of the Mother's family in the cause of national liberation; and presented gifts and 3 million VND to support the Mother.

The activities contribute to spreading the spirit of "When drinking water, remember the source", "mutual affection", and at the same time show the role of the Trade Union organization in caring for union members and sharing responsibility with the community.

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