Khanh Van, Nguyen Vu and Vietnamese stars wrote a long letter to commemorate their compatriots who died due to Covid-19

The Covid-19 pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 23,400 Vietnamese people.

Recently, memorial activities will take place across the country. In addition to sharing pain, the ceremony also aims to encourage the spirit of the frontline forces against the epidemic and raise people's awareness in this "war".

Many Vietnamese stars right now have also dyed social networks black to express their gratitude to the frontline soldiers as well as to express their condolences to the people who lost their lives by Covid-19. Most recently, Khanh Van's long letter on her personal page, she choked and shared: "Today is the day when everyone comes together to commemorate the victims of Covid-19. It could be the people we love. or someone we don't know, but after all, we - those who stayed, have a prayer, the deepest memory. With all our hearts, Khanh Van!"

In addition, Nguyen Thuc Thuy Tien also had an experience: "The past two years have been a difficult time not only for the people of Vietnam but also around the world, there has been a lot of loss after 4 outbreaks of pandemics. As a person who has had the opportunity to join the anti-epidemic activities, Tien has witnessed many difficult situations or people who are not healthy enough to continue to fight the epidemic. Each one of us is a "warrior" in the battle against Covid-19. Today, let's commemorate the unfortunate patients who could not survive this epidemic by responding to action." Turn off the lights - Light the candles. Let's mourn and comfort those who have fallen in this "battle."

Nguyen Vu confided: "Please don't forget that we have experienced an unprecedented time in history, having to witness and hear the news that relatives, acquaintances, friends and even those who do not know have passed away. helpless body unable to do anything, even to light one last candle.

Tonight, right at 20:30, I hope everyone takes a moment to think and remember those who have passed away forever because of the recent epidemic. This is also what Vu was looking forward to having a day like this and also dedicated a song to commemorate..."

About the memorial ceremony for the victims of Covid 19. As planned, the memorial ceremony will take place at Thong Nhat Hall (No. 135 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City) and Thong Nhat Park (Hanoi City). . The Reunification Hall will be the main bridge to organize the memorial ceremony, with 1,000 participants representing leaders of the Party and State, central ministries and branches, and Ho Chi Minh City; relatives, families of compatriots who died and officers and soldiers who died during the Covid-19 pandemic. In Thu Duc City and districts - the number of participants is 100 delegates/locality.

Ho Chi Minh City will mobilize religious establishments (temples, churches...) in the city to ring the memorial bell; ships, boats, barges... are parked at the port areas, blowing the memorial whistle at 20:30 on November 19. Cadres, party members, civil servants, public employees, workers, local people turn off the lights and light candles in public areas, walkways, parks, residential areas, apartments, hotels, offices rooms, people's houses ... to commemorate the dead compatriots and officers and soldiers who died during the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition, Districts 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, Binh Thanh, Phu Nhuan and Tan Binh will hold flower lanterns at Nhieu Loc - Thi Nghe and Tau Hu - Ben Nghe canals at 20:35 on the same day. November 19.

Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Phan Van Mai said this ceremony is to remember those who have unfortunately lost their lives because of Covid-19, share the pain and loss with families who have lost loved ones due to the epidemic, as well as share with compatriots who have just experienced a pandemic. This memorial service reminds us that natural disasters and epidemics can happen at any time. From the experience, we are better prepared to face similar situations in the future, minimizing the damage.

Also at 8pm on November 19, Binh Duong Province's Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control will hold a memorial ceremony for compatriots, officers and soldiers nationwide who died and sacrificed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Common pain

On the morning of November 18, the Executive Board of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha in Ho Chi Minh City and the Executive Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha, Office 2, Central Office held a great celebration for the victims of the Covid-19 pandemic. . The super festival was solemnly held in Vietnam Quoc Tu (District 10, Ho Chi Minh City) and limited the number of attendees, ensuring the 5K principle.

Most Venerable Thich Tri Quang, Head of the Executive Board of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha in Ho Chi Minh City, is the head of the organizing committee. Attending were Ms. To Thi Bich Chau, Chairwoman of the Ho Chi Minh City Fatherland Front Committee, along with representatives of functional agencies and representatives of families whose loved ones died due to Covid-19. Relatives of Covid-19 victims are very emotional when participating in the great celebration, feeling warm because they are interested by the Vietnam Buddhist Church as well as the authorities.

As of November 18, the whole country had 23,476 deaths from Covid-19, of which Ho Chi Minh City was 17,347. At meetings and conferences from central to local levels, at the opening time, there is always 1 minute to commemorate the dead compatriots, officers and soldiers who died because of Covid-19. In Ho Chi Minh City, there were also many activities to commemorate the dead compatriots and cadres and soldiers who died during the pandemic.

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