Long Khanh receives over 100 tons of relief supplies in 48 hours, directly sending them to flood-hit localities

Within just 48 hours of the call for support, residents of Long Khanh ward, Dong Nai province, contributed over 100 tons of goods and essential supplies, along with more than 320 million VND in cash. Following that, 12 volunteer vehicles set out to directly deliver the relief supplies to Dong Xuan commune, Dak Lak province.

On November 11, the trucks carrying relief supplies donated by residents of Long Khanh ward arrived in Dong Xuan commune, Dak Lak province, to assist people severely affected by the heavy rains and floods.

Earlier, on November 24, the People's Committee of Dong Xuan commune sent an official letter to the People's Committee of Long Khanh ward, requesting support to help residents in the locality stabilize their lives and resume production. Following the flood, the commune faced numerous difficulties, with many households severely inundated; property, food supplies, and essential goods were damaged.

Within just 48 hours, more than 100 tons of goods were donated by residents of Long Khanh ward, Dong Nai province, to Dong Xuan commune, Dak Lak province. Photo: Lo Van Hop

Immediately after receiving the letter, the People's Committee of Long Khanh ward launched a call for donations and received strong support from locals. By the evening of November 26, just about 48 hours later, over 100 tons of goods and essential supplies had been collected, including nearly 40 tons of rice, 320 million VND in cash, and other necessities such as instant noodles, milk, bottled water, and medicine, all contributed by Long Khanh residents to support people in the flood-affected area.

At 11 am on November 27, a convoy of 12 zero-cost trucks transported the entire relief shipment, the heartfelt contribution of Long Khanh residents, directly to Dong Xuan commune, Dak Lak province, providing timely assistance to people in urgent need.

Youth Union members, police officers, militia members, and residents of Long Khanh ward join hands to receive and sort relief goods. Photo: Lo Van Hop

Medicines are carefully checked before being sent. Photo: Lo Van Hop

Residents of Long Khanh ward wholeheartedly hope that the flood-affected people will soon overcome difficulties. Photo: Lo Van Hop

Children bring old clothes with their parents to the drop-off point to donate. Photo: Lo Van Hop

Eight zero-cost trucks participate in transporting relief supplies to flood-affected compatriots. Photo: Lo Van Hop

At 11 am, November 27, the convoy arrives in the commune of Dong Xuan, province of Dak Lak. Photo: Hoang Long

Handing over the relief goods to the People's Committee of Dong Xuan commune, Dak Lak province. Photo: Hoang Long

By Xuan Luong, Hoang Long – Translated by Minh Hanh, Minho