The flood will pass, only humanity remains...

These seemingly small stories during the flood season in Hanoi and the North contain great values ​​of compassion, sharing and kindness in difficult times.

Flood situation in Yen Bai city. (Source: Thanhnien)

Typhoon No. 3 (Yagi) has left behind great losses in human lives and property in many localities. Many northern provinces are suffering from terrible floods, being isolated and submerged in water. Besides the immeasurable losses in human lives and property, the humanity, solidarity, sharing, and willingness to help each other in times of trouble of the Vietnamese people are truly beautiful.

The images of trucks and cars driving slowly, helping motorbikes through the strong wind on Nhat Tan Bridge recently were touching and warm moments. The story of a police officer in Yen So ward (Hanoi) coming to help lonely people; an old woman walking her bicycle across the bridge was taken home by a car driver, both the person and the vehicle, 10km away...

On September 7, many social media forums shared information about addresses providing free housing for homeless people in Hanoi. Apartments and hotels opened their doors to homeless people to take shelter from the storm and provide free meals; people silently sharing food and water are heartwarming stories during the storm and flood season, creating a beautiful picture of kindness in everyday life. That kindness is the driving force that helps people overcome difficulties.

In recent days, many organizations and individuals have continuously shared their desire to help flood victims in Thai Nguyen, Yen Bai, Lao Cai provinces, etc. on social networks. Faced with the situation of many people being isolated by the flood and living in the open, many people have "stepped in", ready to transport necessities, life jackets, relief goods, flashlights, etc. to the flooded areas for free.

“The big storm and flood will pass, leaving behind much sadness and loss, but the touching stories of humanity will help everyone feel warm. The acts of kindness during the storm and flood are like a reminder of the solid foundation called… humanity.”

Comments are constantly updated with information about difficult areas that need support so that the community can continue to share and connect with "donors", units and businesses to promptly support people, so that no one is left behind in the flood. Supplies to people in areas cut off by floods are carried out quickly and promptly.

An elderly woman making dozens of servings of sticky rice and meat to provide for people in flooded areas is a vivid image of humanity. Mrs. Pham Thi Que (64 years old, living on Dien Bien Street) brought many vegetables and fruits to distribute to households in flooded areas.

When Phong Chau bridge (Phu Tho) collapsed, Mr. Ngo Van Khanh (born in 1998, residing in zone 5, Huong Non, Tam Nong) immediately ran to the river bank about a kilometer away. At this time, the 26-year-old man discovered a victim struggling in the midst of the raging floodwaters. Immediately, he ran down to the boat, swam upstream to rescue. "At that moment, I couldn't think of much. The only thing in my mind was the desire to quickly bring the victim to shore," said Mr. Khanh.

Many good stories emerged from the storm and flood. They were thousands of banh chung from Thanh Hoa and Nghe An sent to the North; they were life jackets, milk cartons, and drinking water that people in the Central region provided to people in the North.

“The acts of kindness during super typhoon Yagi and the floods in the North in recent days are proof that solidarity and humanity are always the strongest support, adding motivation and strength to overcome difficulties and floods together. Those seemingly small stories contain great values ​​of compassion, sharing and kindness.”

The great storm and flood will pass, leaving behind much sadness and loss, but the touching stories of humanity will help us feel warm. The acts of kindness during the storm and flood are like a reminder of the solid foundation called "humanity".

Relief convoys to flood-hit areas. (Source: Vietnamnet)

In dangerous situations, people seem to come closer together, ready to help even if they are strangers. The kindness shown in those seemingly small actions has brought positive inspiration, warming people's hearts in the midst of storms and floods. Sometimes the simplest things touch the hearts of millions of people. Moreover, stories about humanity become a source of inspiration and belief in sharing and kindness.

There are many more stories about human love, love between the army and the people during storms and floods. It can be said that the spirit of solidarity of our nation will always shine in all circumstances, and is the driving force to overcome difficulties and dangers on all fronts of life.

Many meaningful actions of individuals, organizations, businesses and many kind hearts have become widespread waves. The acts of kindness during super typhoon Yagi and during the floods in the North in recent days are proof that solidarity and humanity are always the most solid support, adding motivation and strength to overcome difficulties, floods and quickly stabilize life together. Those seemingly small stories contain great values ​​of compassion, sharing and kindness.

The flood will pass, only humanity remains...

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