Tet is a special occasion for family reunion after a year of hard-working. Beside the convivial, excited atmosphere of the lunar New Year which is spreading everywhere, there are disadvantaged people who have not got happy moments with their relatives.
HCMC presents bus tickets to poor students to help them come back home celebrating the Tet holiday with their families.
Individuals and organizations throughout the country annually join hands to give poor people a warm Tet.
Zero-VND charity market offers goods for free to low-income people in Ha Tinh Province.
Jackets are given to poor children in Vietnam-Laos border area
Making Banh Chung (square sticky rice cake) for flood victims in Thanh Hoa Province
Poor people in Thanh Hoa Province’s Hoai Nhon District receive Tet gifts.
The Labor unions of Thu Duc District, and industrial and processing zones in HCMC present Tet gifts to workers who can not return home on Tet.
Youth Union members of the Sai Gon Giai Phong Newspaper give elders the traditional Tet greetings.
The National Steering Board for Covid-19 Prevention and Control this morning said that within the past 12 hours, the country had three additional new Covid-19 cases; all are imported cases under quarantine in the southern provinces of Binh Duong and Kien Giang.
Kindergartens, primary schools and high schools across the capital city of Hanoi welcomed back preschoolers as well as 12th graders this morning after a prolonged school break due to Covid-19 pandemic following directives of the People’s Committee of Hanoi.