Unique: Giving see-through nightgowns, fishnet stockings and bridal gowns to flood areas, netizens are speechless

In recent days, people everywhere have been supporting their compatriots affected by natural disasters and floods. In addition to donating cash and necessities, some individuals have also donated clothing.

Currently, relief and recovery work for Typhoon Yagi is still ongoing. For people in flooded areas, in addition to money, food and drink, daily clothes are also essential because they have almost nothing left.

Understanding this suffering, many benefactors have called on everyone to donate clothes, whether old or new, as long as they can keep warm and intact, to send to people in the Northern region, helping them have more motivation to continue to cope with the harsh weather.

It is known that before sending clothes, the relief team had to check whether they could be used or not, as well as classify them into men, women, adults and children, pack them into separate bags and then load them onto trucks to deliver to people in flooded areas. However, there were many cases that left them speechless because they did not think these types of clothes could appear here.

Although it is said that donating old or new clothes is fine, it also has to be appropriate for the situation. Yet countless sets of clothes that can only be worn in the boudoir, and even torn underwear, were sent in, causing the people collecting and sorting the clothes to "cry out to heaven".

Not only that, along with the sexy lingerie and lace dresses, there are also many strange stockings, sequined dresses and bridal gowns. How can the people in the flooded areas wear them? The relief team has spent days and nights sorting and sorting the items, but now they have to spend more time and effort to remove the unsuitable items.

"For many years, we have specialized in collecting used items in ethnic minority areas. Before posting, we ask people to pay attention to the items. They must be used but still usable (not torn, not stained, avoid underwear, spaghetti strap dresses...) and when we collect them, we gather manpower to sit down and sort them again.

The 2020 central flood season also required the ladies to carefully classify the items. Many ladies were very careful, each bag clearly marked the number of kg they could wear, the age, it was very touching to see. I think the pictures above are at the gathering point to be collected and sorted before leaving.

But some people give away their stuff because they're lucky to have a pile of stuff in the corner of their house that they can't wear anymore, and now someone asks for it and gives away the whole bag without checking it again. When giving away, people should take the time to sort it and, depending on the needs of the place they're giving it to, give away the most suitable stuff, that's best," shared the BM account.

As soon as they were posted, the above images received a lot of attention from netizens. Everyone hoped that the donors would choose their clothes more carefully, bringing usable and suitable clothes, because the people in the flooded areas were also looking forward to those clothes.

- "Why do I see these familiar images every year? People should choose carefully, otherwise they will waste time preparing them and then throw them away."

- "What kind of support is this for the wrong person, at the wrong time?"

- "I prepare the items to send, and pack coats separately, adult items separately, baby items separately, and write the number of kilograms that can be worn on the outside of the package so that it is easier to distribute to people. Who else would do this kind of support?"

- "Supporting people with t-shirts and long pants is fine, but 2-strap and bikini are no good."

- "This is not support but to have a place to throw things away to save space in the house".

- "I also often give away my children's old clothes. Even though they are old, if I feel they are ugly or dirty, I throw them away or leave them to use as a hand towel. I only give away items that I think can still be used. If I donate but can't use them, it's the same as not having them."

- "It's really too much. I support but all I see are these discarded rags. If these items are not sorted, and reach the people, I don't know how they will feel"... are some comments from netizens.

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