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Vietnamese communities abroad join hands in COVID-19 fight
Vietnamese communities abroad join hands in COVID-19 fight
5/4/20
Vietnamese
communities abroad have actively joined hands in the fight
against the COVID-19 pandemic in the homeland by contributing financial
assistance, and medical supplies and equipment, according to Vice
Chairman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Affairs Luong Thanh
Nghi.
Accordingly, Vietnamese people living, studying and working in Poland, the Czech Republic and Russia donated nearly 80,000 face masks, hundreds of bottles of antiseptic, protective gears and medical gloves to help the northern province of Vinh Phuc’s Son Loi commune and hospitals in Hanoi to prevent and control the COVID-19 pandemic.
Accordingly, Vietnamese people living, studying and working in Poland, the Czech Republic and Russia donated nearly 80,000 face masks, hundreds of bottles of antiseptic, protective gears and medical gloves to help the northern province of Vinh Phuc’s Son Loi commune and hospitals in Hanoi to prevent and control the COVID-19 pandemic.
Notably, businessman Johnathan Hanh Nguyen, an
overseas Vietnamese (OV) in the Philippines, donated 25 billion VND. Meanwhile,
Nguyen Thi Minh Hong from German presented equipment to install two negative
pressure rooms for a COVID-19 treatment hospital in HCM City’s Cu Chi district.
She is expected to donate equipment for 10 more similar rooms to health
facilities in other localities nationwide.
Tran Ngoc Phuc, Chairman of the Vietnamese
Association in Japan, Director of Metran Co. Ltd, transferred technology and
helped Vietnamese partners produce ventilators at low prices.
Chairman of the Vietnamese Entrepreneurs Association
in the UK Pham Minh Nam and Truong Thi Thu Huong, an OV in China, also donated
1 billion VND each to the effort.
Nghi said that many Vietnamese intellectuals living
abroad have proposed initiatives and technological solutions to the prevention
work, adding that Vietnamese associations and individuals in France the US, and
other countries have also organised fundraising activities to help people in
the homeland.
While highlighting the importance of the contributions, Nghi affirmed that OVs have served as bridges to promote the friendship between Vietnam and other countries in the world, and Vietnam's extensive international integration./.
While highlighting the importance of the contributions, Nghi affirmed that OVs have served as bridges to promote the friendship between Vietnam and other countries in the world, and Vietnam's extensive international integration./.
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Vietnam has been a role model in adopting measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 amid limited conditions, with eight doctors for every 10,000 people, according to an article posted on Russian news website zen.yandex.ru.
The Vietnam Red Cross Society (VRCS) Central Committee has sent a letter to call for the community's greater efforts to effectively prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and ensure enough blood for emergencies and medical treatment.
The largest contributors included VinGroup which donated 100 billion VND for purchases of medical equipment and supplies for COVID-19 containment effort; Toyota Vietnam with 10 billion VND; Vietnam Social Security (VSS) with 2 billion VND; and Hung Tuy furniture showroom with 1.5 billion VND.
At this time of hardship, these acts of kindness will contribute to the Party, military and people’s efforts to defeat the pandemic.
We are grateful for the contributions, saying support from organizations and individuals both at home and overseas play a crucial part in Vietnam’s efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
Vietnamese people living abroad have been advised to stay calm, practice social distancing and exercise preventive measures against the COVID-19.
Data shows that about 5.3 million Vietnamese people are residing, working and studying in 130 countries and territories around the globe.
To implement the circular, banks are required to develop scenarios based on their activities, Tu said, adding that they should assess losses of businesses and customers at present and in the short and medium terms, then report to the SBV’s relevant units for prompt support.
Bravo Vietnamese!
The Government continue the strict implementation of this measure to curb infections in the community.
Vietnam is still in control of the situation thanks to the drastic implementation of directions from the Politburo, the Party Central Committee's Secretariat, and the Prime Minister.
The health ministry is coordinating with the Ministry of Information and Communications to introduce an online medical consultation system for Vietnamese embassies abroad and another for Vietnam itself.
It also exchanged experience and cooperation with other nations to support the provision of medical equipment in neighboring countries.
Vietnamese expats have been providing great support for one another during this time, the official continued.
Many Vietnamese communities living in the Europe, America and Oceania have contributed to COVID-19 relief efforts by making anti-bacterial masks and donating medical supplies and food to local governments, hospitals and residents.
Thousands of people in Vietnam are on the frontline in the battle against the virus, and struggle everyday to protect others and keep the situation under control.
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