3 unemployed people, walking nearly 2000km to return to their homeland, made netizens feel sad

On many forums recently, photos of a group of 3 Mong ethnic people walking in Binh Duong province have been shared with a call for help.

Accordingly, the article said, this group of people was caught by people at about 10 pm on October 2. Three tired backpackers moved from Kim Hang gas station to Khanh Van bridge (Tan Uyen - Binh Duong) and then went back again. Some people, finding it strange, immediately inquired, and found out that 3 people are Hmong ethnic people in Ha Giang. They went to Binh Duong to work for 1 month when there was an epidemic and they have been unemployed for 3 or 4 months now.

After learning that the distance situation was eased, all 3 immediately returned to their hometown by "land". It is expected that the journey will have to go nearly 2000km, if it is favorable, it will take about 1 month to arrive.. After the article was published, many netizens expressed their sympathy for the group's plight. Some people also constantly share on many forums to find information about the group of workers looking for help.

Accordingly, Mr. Pham Van Dien (SN 1991), who encountered the group of 3 workers, said that he had brought all 3 to Binh Duong province safely. Late at night on October 2, Mr. Dien when coming home from work saw many ethnic groups walking in groups. Feeling sorry for the situation of his relatives far from home, he gave them a ride by car for a while. "At first, I just thought they would walk to a certain gathering point and then have a car to take them home. Unexpectedly they all said they would walk all the way back to Ha Giang. They also don't speak Kinh fluently, when they met me, they were afraid. I'm afraid I'll be cheated. After I told him, let me go to the final point, they also doubted and climbed into the car."

This group of workers is the third group of people that Mr. Dien and 2 friends Cao Huu Cong and Le Tien Hung transported in the evening of October 2. Wherever the ethnic group went, they were helped by roadside people, giving them food and drinking water. Seeing a group of 3 people on Tan Uyen Street, Mr. Dien picked up the car, gave it a lift for an additional distance of nearly 30km, reached the Welcome Gate, Phu Giao and then turned back to pick up another group. The rides of gratitude continued forever into the night. After finishing the pick-up, Mr. Dien returned home to sleep at 1am.

"The other group of people were also given bicycles by people. But maybe pass 3 can't work, so just walk and carry luggage behind. I'm also a person who has been away from home for more than 7 years, seeing that people working now are so miserable. Just help them partially, follow the conscience of a human being, "said Mr. Dien. It is known that the ethnic group has been brought to the final point of Binh Duong province. The soldiers in the working group, after doing the testing and checking the papers, gave them some extra money to pay for the road.

Regarding the recent rush of people to their hometown, the authorities of An Giang province continued to screen and take samples for about 2,800 people from Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, Dong Nai ... arbitrarily driving. home machine. These people are temporarily arranged by the locality at 5 school sites in My Thanh and My Thoi wards, Long Xuyen city. Because thousands of people gathered at the gateway of An Giang province at the same time, the police force distributed rice, bread, milk, and drinking water for free so that people would not be hungry or thirsty while waiting for the solution of the Government. conscious. Talking to Chairman of An Giang Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Thanh Binh said that throughout the night, hundreds of police and medical staff worked continuously to both take samples for testing and protect and prevent people from leaving on their own. from the focus points.

On the morning of October 2, there were still about 500 people outside the T2 toll station. This group also from Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, Dong Nai ... rode a motorbike to their hometown but have not been received by the authorities because An Giang did not prepare in time the concentrated isolation areas. According to Mr. Binh, people rushing back to their hometowns have put great pressure on the western provinces. Because the locality does not have enough isolation areas, they temporarily borrow the school while the students are coming to school. "The province's isolation area is not enough, it must be arranged at schools. Since late at night and this morning, there are still people riding motorbikes to their hometowns, causing the Mekong Delta provinces to break up. If there is an outbreak of disease, the whole Mekong Delta will return to apply Directive 16", Mr. Binh warned.

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