Pacific Land Vietnam makes efforts to help Covid-19 fight

The representative of Pacific Land Vietnam granted gifts to the local people

Specifically, the company has donated 3,000 gifts to the most vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic, including families on benefits, families with meritorious services to the revolution, elderly people receiving social assistance, disadvantaged households, as well as social protection beneficiaries. They are currently living in 19 wards like Giang Vo (Ba Dinh district); Tay Tuu, Minh Khai, Co Nhue 2, Lien Mac, and Thuy Phuong (Northern Tu Liem)

Each package worth VND300,000 ($13) includes five kilogrammes of rice, a box of instant noodles, a bottle of cooking oil, a bottle of fish sauce, and 10 facial masks. The donations reflect Pacific Land Vietnam’s efforts to assist the community during the tough time of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nguyen Xuan Phu, representative of Pacific Land Vietnam said, “The COVID-19 pandemic has caused great turmoil around the world, including Vietnam. Even though we are facing challenges from the crisis, we still implement corporate social responsibility activities to help the vulnerable to overcome the pandemic. With the spirit of 'Nobody left behind', we would like to share the difficulties of people to ride out the crisis.”

Pham Thi Sanh, a resident in Minh Khai ward has encountered enormous difficulties since the COVID-19 outbreak. She is economically disadvantaged as she has to raise her mentally ill child alone with unstable employment.

“The gift package will feed us for an entire week. I would like to express my gratitude to the sponsor and the local authorities for their attention and support during the crisis,” she noted.

Meanwhile, war invalid Ha Van Ngo, living in Minh Khai ward, said, "We have experienced the war so we really appreciate the solidarity of Vietnamese and the whole society in these tough times. The sharing and support of the local authorities and sponsors will help the vulnerable like us both materially and spiritually."

Nguyen Thi Bich Hong, a party cell secretary, head of Dai Cat 3 residential area in Lien Mac ward, said that people are facing many challenges from the crisis so they are really grateful for the warm generosity of the sponsors. This reflects the solidarity of the community and businesses during the fight against COVID-19.

Doan Manh Hung, vice chairman of Lien Mac Ward People's Committee, on behalf of the local authorities and the recipients, expressed deep gratitude to Pacific Land Vietnam.

“We are deeply touched and appreciate the voluntary spirit of the company. The gifts will help the policy families and disadvantaged people in the ward to sail through the pandemic. The company has made significant contributions to the COVID-19 fight,” he stated.

Moving forward, Pacific Land Vietnam will make more donations those vulnerable to COVID-19 in other localities. This reflects its commitment to long-term investment in Vietnam and its corporate social responsibility efforts.

The gifts will help the most vulnerable to overcome the COVID-19

The vulnerable people in Hanoi were grateful for the support