The two brothers couldn't go back to their hometown to mourn their father because they couldn't afford tests and a happy ending

Recently, the online community was saddened when on many social networking forums shared the story of two brothers riding a motorbike, traveling nearly 300km to mourn their father.

Accordingly, the article was posted by Mr. Nguyen Hai Bac with the following content: "Right now, there are 2 brothers in Tay Ninh (born in 1971, I was born in 1972), employed in Dak Glong, news of his father's d.eath. At home, we should go home to mourn. Currently, because we do not have a test certificate, we are waiting for the members of the quarantine team to ask for help. Their luggage only has a few old clothes and a bad motorbike. dead, a hammock and VND 90,000. Currently, both are waiting to rest for a few hours and wait for support procedures."

The photo shows the two brothers still wearing raincoats, traveling a long way, so they are still tired, their faces are haggard. The painted, rusty motorbike was full of junk, causing many people to sympathize. It is known that Mr. Hai Bac - an officer of the Tax Department of Dak Nong province caught two men standing in the rain at late evening. Seeing that both were starving, Bac asked to know that the two brothers were on their way home to mourn their father. The news is urgent, only 90k in person, both are not enough to do the test, so they can't pass the lock.

Mr. Hai Bac shared: "Before the two brothers went to work as hired workers in Dak Glong, later found that working as a hired laborer was not profitable, so they rented a field to grow wheat. But no one bought the disease due to the disease, so there was no m.oney. , walking on the road only got 90k. I went all the way along the road without anyone's help but it was raining and windy. I just said 90k to go such a long way back?". Knowing the situation, Mr. Bac asked for the two brothers to stay at the resting place and then asked for the help of doctors at the Medical Center of Dak R'lap district to do tests for both. At the same time, he called for the help of the local community in Dak R'lap district to help the two brothers continue their journey.

Mr. Bac said: "I posted on facebook with everyone's help and borrowed the account of the traffic police comrade as a bridge for people to support and donate to help the two brothers. Within 2 hours, I could mobilize more 9 million. With friend Hai Ly, the Tax Department also asked to help, contact me and buy back 2 old motorbikes for about 7 million, people reduce 500k to 6.5 million. people are also willing to help more, but I have locked the account to give it back to them." Holding the m.oney and sitting on a brand new motorbike, the two brothers were happy and thanked the officers at the checkpoint. After that, the two traveled a long distance of nearly 300km to get home safely. The two brothers thanked the sponsors for bearing in difficult times.

Mr. Bac shared: "Both of them went home to celebrate their father's wedding, thanking the boss. But I only helped a part, the rest mobilized everyone. Their old motorbike I had used. take it back and fix it, then whoever needs help will take it and give it to them."

Previously, the case of 12 fishermen cycling over 1,000 km from Nam Dinh to Kien Giang, An Giang was supported by the government and a volunteer group in Dak Nong to bring the car back, making viewers feel warm.

Mr. Phan Nhat Thanh - Chairman of Dak R'lap District People's Committee (Dak Nong) was present at the Human Disease Control Point at Cai Chanh Toll Station (Dak Ru Commune) to help 12 fishermen who were "stuck" in the area. This. Specifically, the group of people includes 12 fishermen: 4 Kinh people (from An Giang) and 8 Khmer people (Kien Giang) following a fishing boat in Kien Giang floating at sea since before the Lunar New Year until now. However, because the owner of the ship no longer rented it, he brought 12 fishermen to the fishing port in Nam Dinh and paid 2 million VND/person (1 million salary, 1 million loan) to return to his hometown.

The group of fishermen used the m.oney to buy 6 bicycles and cycled more than 1,000km from Nam Dinh to their hometown. Along the way, the group ate thrifty food, everyone got what they wanted, even slept along the way to save m.oney for SARS-CoV-2 testing as a passport through the epidemic control checkpoints.

The group came to Dak R'lap district (Dak Nong) when there were only a few hundred thousand dong in their pocket and were supported by the Dak R'lap district government, traffic police, and the group "Dak R'lap 24H" with food, drink, test paper, less toll fees and car rental to bring the 12 citizens back to their hometown. However, when the car carrying the group arrived in the territory of Phu Giao district (Binh Duong), it was stopped. This locality arranged 2 ambulances to carry the group of fishermen back to Dak Nong province.

Mr. Lu Van Troi (from An Giang) shared: "Because we were chased by the ship owner, had no m.oney, no place to live, we had to buy a bicycle to go back to our hometown. On September 16, we went to the mainland, so we didn't know. stipulating who is where, there. When we were transported back to Dak Nong, we were very worried, looking forward to going home." It is known that since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Dak R'ap district government, the Traffic Police, the Dak R'lap 24H group, the volunteer youth team on duty at the Human Disease Control Point of the province. Cai Chanh toll station has helped many difficult cases on the repatriation journey.

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