November 03, 2020 | 17:57 (GMT+7)
More care for flood-hit victims in Quang Nam province
PANO - A mission of the Ministry of National Defense, led by Deputy Director of the General Department of Logistics Major General Pham Manh Cuong, provided medical screening, handed over gifts and disinfected living environment for people in the storm-hit localities of Nam Tra My district, Quang Nam province on November 2.
According to General Cuong, these activities aimed to encourage the local leaderships and people in the flood-hit localities to surmount natural disaster consequences and soon resume their normal lives.
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Health checkups given to locals |
As planned, the mission presented gifts, disinfected living environment and provided free health check-ups and medicines to the locals of Tra Leng and Tra Don communes of Nam Tra My district on November 2 and 3.
Particularly, doctors of Military Hospital 103 gave free health check-ups, presented medicines, and guided locals on how to avoid infectious diseases.
The mission also offered 1,000 pairs of trousers and 250 pairs of sandals to local people in Tra Leng and Tra Don communes.
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Colonel Luong Cong Thuc hands VND 100 million of assistance each to Tra Leng and Tra Don communes. |
* On the occasion, Military Hospital 103 visited and provided aid for flood-hit victims in Tra Leng and Tra Don communes, on November 2.
Previously, Storm Molave wreaked havoc in localities in Nam Tra My district. Prolonged and heavy rains caused severe landslides. Especially, a landslide in Village 1, Tra Leng commune, Nam Tra My district left 22 dead and missing.
On behalf of the mission, Colonel Luong Cong Thuc, Vice Director of Military Hospital 103, sent condolences over the human losses caused by the recent natural disaster in Tra Leng commune to the local leadership and people.
He then handed VND 100 million of assistance to each commune.
Translated by Quynh Oanh