Over VND 1.3 billion donated to “Livelihoods and integration” program for AO victims

Over VND 1.3 billion donated to “Livelihoods and integration” program for AO victims

PANO - As of September 30, the “Livelihoods and integration” program, launched to raise fund for victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin, had received over VND 1.3 billion, with nearly 20,000 individual donations made to account No.1961.

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Hanoi’s unceasing 71-year journey of integration, development since liberation


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