Published date:
03/02/2026
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With the spirit of solidarity and mutual support, immediately after receiving news of severe human and property losses caused by floods in central Vietnam, the leadership of Vietnam Fumigation Joint Stock Company (VFC) and PAN Group coordinated to carry out this meaningful humanitarian activity, directly assigning the Da Nang branch to implement the program and calling on employees and benefactors to join hands in supporting flood-affected people in central Vietnam, with the hope that residents in flooded areas would soon overcome difficulties and stabilize their lives.
In recent days, prolonged heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding, seriously affecting localities such as Thua Thien Hue, Quang Binh, Quang Tri, and Quang Nam. Forecasts indicate that if flooding continues, the situation will become increasingly critical, making life more difficult for residents in affected areas in the coming time. Many individuals and organizations have also promptly joined hands to provide support for flood victims.
Upholding the tradition of solidarity and mutual support, "the intact leaves protect the tattered ones," Vietnam Fumigation Joint Stock Company (VFC), in coordination with The PAN Group, carried out this meaningful charitable initiative. The Da Nang branch was directly tasked with purchasing relief goods, life jackets, and the most urgent essentials to promptly deliver to people in areas affected by natural disasters and floods.
Although these gifts may not hold great material value, they represent the heartfelt care of VFC, The PAN Group, and the employees of VFC Da Nang Branch, all sharing the same desire to join hands in helping local residents quickly overcome the aftermath of the floods and stabilize their lives.
More than 400 households in Hai Hoa commune, Hai Lang district, Quang Tri province received direct support from the delegation on october 19. Mr. Le Thanh Nhan, director of VFC Da Nang branch, shared that on october 14, he and company employees had already directly supported local residents in Hai Hoa commune after receiving urgent requests for assistance. This was the second relief trip on october 19 in which VFC Da Nang branch continued delivering essential supplies to help local people overcome difficulties, with total support costs exceeding vnd 200 million.
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