April 6 is the 6th day that the working group of the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security has participated in the rescue scene in Myanmar.
On this day, there is a very notable event in parallel with the working group performing the task of searching for victims at Jade City Hotel, Pokebathiri town, Naypyidaw capital, Myanmar, another working group of the rescue team of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam gathered equipment such as tarpaulins, beds with medical supplies, medicine and other essential necessities such as instant noodles, dry food, clean water... to give to the Myanmar people.
These are necessities and items taken partly from necessities and items serving the group.
"The items we bring, the people here are also in need, I have consulted with the Ministry leaders and the Ministry leaders who agreed to let us save those devices to the people of Myanmar," said Colonel Nguyen Minh Khuong - Head of the Ministry of Public Security's mission to the members of the delegation.
That action not only has material value, but as Dr. Soe Mon Mon of the largest hospital in the capital Naypyidaw commented, but is also a great source of spiritual encouragement, helping the Myanmar people feel accompanied in times of trouble.
Giving up this necessity comes first of all from the traditional "the healthy leaves cover the torn leaves" of the Vietnamese people for generations. At the same time, it clearly reflects Vietnam's humanitarian spirit and international responsibility.
In the context of increasingly many environmental disasters and natural disasters beyond the territory, the spirit of being ready to support each other has become an essential requirement of the world community.
When the Vietnamese rescue team shared tents, hospital beds, medicine and even a small amount of money for patients and Myanmar people, it affirmed that Vietnam did not only come with a simple search and rescue mission, but also made every effort to support the recovery of life after the disaster.
And in this journey, the working group of the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security participating in the rescue and relief scene in Myanmar not only brought equipment but also brought humanity and hope.
When witnessing the example of being ready to "sacrifice his part" to share for the need of the need of the mission of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam to participate in the scene of the rescue and rescue in Myanmar, the younger generations understand the meaning of the international spirit, the sense of community responsibility of the Vietnamese tradition.
In the difficult moments after the disaster, it is humanity and mutual support that are the threads connecting the international community, the core values that help people get closer together, regardless of differences in nationality, language or geography.
