Donated nearly 13,000 pairs of shoes to help people walk steadily after the flood

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That is the sharing of Mr. Dang Quoc Sang - General Director of GoYa Vietnam Trading Co., Ltd., the unit that donated nearly 13,000 pairs of shoes to people in flood-affected areas.

On October 1, Mr. Dang Quoc Sang - General Director of GoYa Vietnam Trading Co., Ltd. said that the unit has completed the donation of nearly 13,000 pairs of shoes to people in the flood-affected areas in the North.

The number of shoes donated to people in 7 localities: Lao Cai, Son La, Hoa Binh, Yen Bai, Lai Chau, Thai Nguyen, Tuyen Quang.

Nhung doi giay dep nghia tinh den voi ba con vung bao lu. Anh: Bao Lam
Shoes of love to people in flood-hit areas. Photo: Bao Lam

During the journey to the people affected by the storm and flood, the gift giving delegation of GoYa Vietnam Trading Co., Ltd. witnessed the devastation after the storm and flood.

The lives of the people, students and teachers here, which were already difficult, became even more difficult after the storm and flood. Especially in many remote areas, travel is very difficult.

"We have to carry goods and ride Honda motorbikes to bring shoes to people. We want to warm and protect people's feet. So that they can be steadfast and overcome challenges after the storm and flood," Mr. Sang shared.

Cac em hoc sinh, ba con vung bao lu duoc tang giay dep. Anh: Bao Lam
Students and people in flood-affected areas receive shoes. Photo: Bao Lam

The General Director of GoYa Vietnam Trading Co., Ltd. added that throughout the volunteer journey, he always received attention and enthusiastic support from local authorities, the Provincial Youth Union, volunteers...

GoYa Vietnam Trading Co., Ltd. appreciates this support and will continue to maintain the spirit of sharing, bringing many products to localities across the country.

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