Coast Guard servicewomen aid storm-affected families

The delegation present gifts to policy households in Nam Phuong Tien commune.

The delegation encourages evacuees.

After Typhoon Yagi, many areas in Chuong My district are still submerged, causing significant disruption to locals’ daily life. Furthermore, local agriculture has suffered substantial damage, leaving farmers facing economic hardship.

With the spirit of “Leaving no one behind in disasters,” the delegation presented 20 gifts, worth VND 30 million in total, along with food and necessities to the people of Nam Phuong Tien commune.

The delegation presents gifts and encourages residents of Nam Hai village, Nam Phuong Tien commune.

During hard times, the unity and compassion among the Vietnamese shine even brighter, and the solidarity between troops and people is further strengthened. Through the event, the image of Uncle Ho's soldiers - Coast Guard soldiers in general, and the Coast Guard servicewomen in particular, continues to shine in the hearts and minds of the Vietnamese people.

Nam Hai village is still heavily flooded.

Previously, on September 16, a delegation led by Sr. Col. Nguyen Thi Thu Hien, Head of the Military Women Advisory Board, visited and encouraged two Coast Guard servicewomen’s families who were severely affected by Typhoon Yagi.

Translated by The Minh