Dantri supports flood victims in Thanh Hoa
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Dantri/DTiNews has sent donations to local people in Thanh Hoa Province who suffered losses caused by floods and landslides.
Sa Na Village in Na Meo Commune, is one of the hardest-hit villages with over 300 villagers and most of them are Thai ethnic group. The flash flood on August 3 swept away 20 houses and destroyed 12 houses. 10 people have been killed or gone missing including three children. As of now, the search and rescue team has found two bodies.
"The flood rose really fast. My son was swept away 4km. Luckily, someone noticed and saved him. But my parents-in-law are still missing. I've lost everything including three motorbikes," said Vi Thi Hoa, a villager in Sa Na Village.
Many people were only able to take their children and ran into the forest.
Vi Dinh Quyet, deputy head of Na Meo Commune, said, "Many people have lost their houses, belongings and family members to the flood. We are working with other agencies and organisations to help the villagers. The donation is a huge help and has important meaning during such time. I want to express deep gratitude on behalf of the local authorities and villagers."
Many houses destroyed in the flood
Sa Na Village in Na Meo Commune, is one of the hardest-hit villages with over 300 villagers and most of them are Thai ethnic group. The flash flood on August 3 swept away 20 houses and destroyed 12 houses. 10 people have been killed or gone missing including three children. As of now, the search and rescue team has found two bodies.
Dantri/Dtinews reporter (left) gives donations to Ha Van Van
"The flood rose really fast. My son was swept away 4km. Luckily, someone noticed and saved him. But my parents-in-law are still missing. I've lost everything including three motorbikes," said Vi Thi Hoa, a villager in Sa Na Village.
Many people were only able to take their children and ran into the forest.
Nguyen Vu Long, director of Hong Thang Company, donates VND200m to the flood victims in Quan Son and Muong Lat districts
Vi Dinh Quyet, deputy head of Na Meo Commune, said, "Many people have lost their houses, belongings and family members to the flood. We are working with other agencies and organisations to help the villagers. The donation is a huge help and has important meaning during such time. I want to express deep gratitude on behalf of the local authorities and villagers."
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