In recent days, some artists have gone to the flooded areas to deliver necessities, while others have chosen to follow charity groups to deliver money to help people overcome the consequences of Typhoon YAGI. Although the times are different, the artists' main goal is to share the difficulties with people in the flooded areas, so that life can return to normal soon.
At the meeting between the Government Standing Committee and localities affected by storm No. 3 on September 15, statistics showed that more than 350 people died and went missing, and more than 2,000 people were injured. The damage to property and infrastructure was extremely severe. The Ministry of Planning and Investment estimated the preliminary property damage caused by storm No. 3 at about VND40,000 billion.
At the conference, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh burst into tears when mentioning the devastation, severe consequences, and losses and damages to the people and the country. At the same time, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized the immediate requirement is to not let any people go hungry, cold, lack clean water, have no shelter, or have daily essentials.
In recent days, responding to the call for solidarity to help people deal with the consequences of floods, many artists have gone to flooded areas. relief, sharing difficulties with the people of the North - those who were heavily affected by storm YAGI.
Do Thi Ha and Thuy Tien support people Nu village and flood victims in Yen Bai
Among the celebrities who participated in calling for and supporting people in flood-affected areas, Miss Do Thi Ha is one of the leading beauty queens in sharing information and advising people to stay safe from natural disasters. After receiving news about the appeal for support to help people overcome the damage, Do Thi Ha donated 200 million VND, then accompanied the newspaper's leadership. Vanguard to help people in difficulty in the northern region.
Miss Do Thi Ha went to Nu village, Phuc Khanh commune, Bao Yen district, Lao Cai province - where many tragic cases of human and property damage were recorded - to carry out relief work. She and the charity group spent 7 hours traveling by car from Hanoi, and another 2 hours from Lao Cai city to reach the people's homes. The landslide caused difficulties in traveling on the road.
Upon arriving, Miss Vietnam 2020 shared her sadness that Nu village now only has mudflats. Along the mudflats, there are occasionally a few cakes and incense sticks burning in the hope of finding people still buried.
The beauty queen born in 2001 and the volunteer group of Tien Phong newspaper went to the scene of the landslide to give money to the relatives of those who died in the flood, the amount of 5 million VND/household. The relief group gave 50 gifts to the people of Nu village and the remaining 50 gifts to people in other areas of Lao Cai, the total amount of money was up to 500 million VND.
In addition to giving relief money, the volunteer group and Miss Do Thi Ha visited and encouraged people who were severely affected by the flash floods. "Everybody was stunned, sad and haunted by what had happened. I was moved by the stories of the people. Some people could not hide their grief and burst into tears when I asked them about it. I was also choked up and moved," Do Thi Ha shared.
Do Thi Ha added that the devastating natural disaster has pushed people into a state of total loss. The beauty added that she hopes for support and sharing from authorities, people across the country, and people of Nu village to soon stabilize their lives.
"I hope people across the country continue to turn to Lao Cai so that people can overcome the consequences of the storm and flood, stabilize their lives and jobs, children can go back to school, and a new future can begin," Do Thi Ha added.
In addition, Do Thi Ha and the volunteer group expressed their gratitude and gave gifts to the military forces who supported the people during the difficult days. She shared that she felt relieved because the floodwaters had receded and people's lives were gradually recovering. While traveling to the locations to give gifts and support the people, Miss Do Thi Ha continuously updated the damage caused by flash floods in Thach Thanh district, Thanh Hoa.
On September 13, Miss Thuy Tien and the "African team" came to support people affected by the storm. storm no. 3 YAGI caused in Lao Cai and Yen Bai.
With the message of helping each other, the charity group and local officials came to give gifts directly to the people. The total amount of money that Thuy Tien and the charity group gave to the two provinces was 600 million VND.
At the same time, Thuy Tien went to Lao Cai General Hospital, which is directly treating victims rescued from the storm and flood. The group decided to support money for 15 children in especially difficult circumstances, facing the pain of losing loved ones.
Miss Thuy Tien's delegation also went to the Cultural House in the village. Ban Tat, Yen Bai to support. This is the shelter for many families who no longer have a place to live. The delegation gave 10 million VND/household to 11 families whose houses were completely collapsed.
On September 14, the charity group continued to give 10 million VND to 37 households in Yen Bai whose houses were completely collapsed, mainly in villages such as Lang Thip, Lam Giang, An Binh, Dong Cuong, Ngoi A, Chau Que Ha and Ban Tat.
Artists come to Tuyen Quang and Yen Bai to support people
Along with many people turning to their compatriots in the North, many artists personally went to the Northern provinces to directly participate in relief efforts.
In the flood-hit area of Thai Nguyen, actor Kieu Anh and relatives went to heavily flooded areas, giving necessities such as instant noodles, milk, bottled water (packaged into portions) to people.
Appearing in the flooded area at the most stressful time, Kieu Anh said she lost sleep because of anxiety. The water was deep, rising to the second floor of the house, Kieu Anh's charity group had to travel by boat to deliver goods to each resident.
In addition to Thai Nguyen, Kieu Anh traveled to the hot spot of Tuyen Quang to provide relief to people in flooded areas. The image of the actress working hard in the flooded areas received many compliments from the online community.
Also appearing in the deep flood area was actor Anh Vu. When he arrived in Tuyen Quang to provide relief, the city was submerged in water and the electricity was completely cut off. The actor's charity group had to use a flycam to deliver life jackets to people in the flooded area.
"Even though we're in the center, the phone signal is poor, making it difficult to contact people in distress," actor Anh Vu said from the flooded area.
According to the actor of Come Home, My Child, he decided to go on a relief mission with his group of friends because he was moved by the distress messages from people in Tuyen Quang and Yen Bai.
"At first, we had no plan, no far-sighted thinking, just doing whatever we could. I went there to update the situation to inform everyone, so that other groups could come there to provide effective relief," actor Hoang Anh Vu shared more.
Over the past few days, Bang Kieu has also been busy participating in flood relief efforts. The singer said he immediately headed to Yen Bai after hearing that the locality needed boats and life jackets.
Arriving in Yen Bai after finishing the recording of the show "Anh trai vu ngan cong gai", he said he felt "heartbroken" when he saw people stuck in heavily flooded areas, while floodwaters rose.
"Many elderly people, children, and pregnant women live in level 4 houses. When the water rose, they could not move in time and had no place to take shelter. The rain has stopped, so flood relief work is less difficult," Bang Kieu shared.
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