Giving gifts from Can Tho City to workers in Thai Nguyen province

On October 24, information from the Thai Nguyen Provincial Federation of Labor said that the unit had reviewed, allocated, transported and organized the handover of gifts to workers affected by natural disasters.

Previously, the trucks carrying the affection of union members, workers and people of Can Tho City traveled thousands of kilometers, bringing rice, noodles, milk, medicine and many essential necessities to Thai Nguyen. With a total value of nearly 730 million VND, the gifts are to share with people facing difficulties after natural disasters.

After receiving the gifts, the Thai Nguyen Provincial Federation of Labor proactively deployed the work of reviewing, allocating, transporting and organizing the handover of gifts to the right subjects. Under the close direction of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Federation of Labor, the support work was carried out seriously and transparently, demonstrating the high sense of responsibility of trade union officials in caring for and protecting the rights of union members and workers.

At the gift-giving points, the emotional atmosphere spread. Many union members were moved when receiving the attention of colleagues in the remote West.

"We were really touched when receiving gifts from Can Tho city. In difficult times, this sharing helps us feel not alone, and increases our confidence in the Trade Union - a solid support for workers, said a union member emotionally.

The meaningful gifts have promptly motivated union members and workers to overcome difficulties, stabilize their lives and work with peace of mind after storms and floods.

At the same time, it is a vivid testament to the affection, the spirit of "mutual love and support", "the healthy leaves cover the torn leaves" between trade unions at all levels, between workers across the country.

This activity once again affirms the role, position and responsibility of the Trade Union organization, always accompanying union members and workers in the most difficult times.

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