Grassroots trade unions in Ho Chi Minh City provide support to people affected by storms and floods in Thanh Hoa

On October 10, the Trade Union of Cua It - A Chau Technology Company Limited (Tan Hiep Ward, Ho Chi Minh City) went to Thanh Hoa province to coordinate with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the locality to provide support to people affected by storms and floods.

The group returned to Bat Mot commune, a border area in Thanh Hoa province. The locality, which was already struggling, was also heavily affected by the flood situation this year. Here, the delegation presented support to 33 households, each household 600,000 VND, the total support amount was 19.8 million VND.

Then, the group returned to Nong Cong commune, a locality that suffered heavy damage due to the recent storm No. 10. Here, the delegation presented support to 400 households, each household was supported with 1 million VND.

The delegation also came to give support to 100 households in Tuong Linh commune, each household 1 million VND.

Tomorrow, the delegation will come to give support to 150 poor households, the elderly and homeless children, each household 1 million VND.

At the support awarding point, Ms. Le Thi Huong - Chairwoman of the company's Trade Union, expressed her deep sympathy for the damage caused by storms and floods. Through the gifts, the company hopes to help people overcome some of the damage to overcome this difficult period.

Previously, following the call of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, the Trade Union mobilized the Board of Directors of Cua It - Ahoa Technology Company Limited to join hands to support people in flood-affected areas. The Company's Board of Directors has decided to support nearly 1 billion VND, of which 300 million was transferred to the account of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, nearly 700 million was transferred to the Trade Union in coordination with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committees in localities to provide direct support to the people.

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