Nu Village through the story of Hoang Huong, a strange detail that shocks the listener!

Hoang Huong went to Lang Nu, Lao Cai to give gifts and support to people affected by the flash flood.

Many other celebrities also continue to support people to overcome damage caused by natural disasters.

Specifically, in each case, Hoang Huong called for donations to people's accounts. The businesswoman updated the details of her journey to help her fellow countrymen on her social networking sites.

Recently, Hoang Huong recounted the spiritual details when coming here to do charity work.

She said: "The whole way I went, I didn't see anyone going the opposite direction. It was so peaceful that it sent chills down my spine. After I went a bit, I said, "Hey, ladies, let's go with the road. Seriously, it must be a ghost leading the way. I swear I said, 'Damn, are we going to be like in a science fiction movie?' I saw a lot of charity groups coming to this town, but there were checkpoints at the beginning of the road. There were checkpoints at the town, at the bridge, but why was the road I took to this village about ten kilometers or so? It was like a ghost movie. Why didn't I meet a single person on the whole way I went? And there was not a single car that dared to write the word charity on it. There was also no one going the same way as me. A village road was strangely peaceful.

Have you ever seen the movie Hell Village? I'm starting to get scared.

I saw two boys standing on the side of the road. I stopped and opened the door. The two boys called out to me, "Miss Huong." They greeted me like I was their family. I asked for directions to the village that had a landslide. They told me to go this way.

When I came back, I didn't see anyone. I couldn't find the road I took in the first place. I didn't know which way I could have gone in without anyone stopping me."

Hoang Huong's sharing made people more confused and curious.

It is known that after more than 10 days of the terrible flash flood in Lang Nu village, Phuc Khanh commune, Bao Yen district, Lao Cai, besides the search for missing people, stabilizing the accommodation for households that lost their homes is an urgent task.

Since September 15, the authorities of Bao Yen district, Lao Cai province have been carrying out the reconstruction of Lang Nu village by building a temporary housing area, before the resettlement area is completed. Accordingly, this temporary housing area is located nearly 1 km away from the old residential area of Lang Nu people but is still within the village. The entire temporary housing area has an area of over 2,000 m2 and has been leveled. Each Lang Nu household will be allocated 50 - 60 m2 of temporary housing area during the time waiting for the resettlement area to be completed.

The urgent construction work was carried out not only due to the pressure of completion time but also the anticipation of many people in Lang Nu. After the flash flood and landslide, the surviving people of Lang Nu are currently staying temporarily at the cultural house and relatives' houses.

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Nguyen Van Nhat, Vice Chairman of Bao Yen District People's Committee, informed that currently, the temporary housing area consisting of 25 houses for the people of Lang Nu village has finished pouring concrete foundations. Bao Yen District People's Committee has set a target to complete the temporary housing area by Sunday (September 22) and move all 25 households to this place. The temporary housing area with minimum living conditions will be the new residence of the people of Lang Nu village while waiting for the resettlement area to be completed.

"We are trying to work as quickly as possible to soon stabilize the lives of the people of Lang Nu village," said Mr. Nguyen Van Nhat.

A representative of the People's Committee of Bao Yen district said that the total cost of building temporary housing for the people of Lang Nu village was 2 billion VND, supported by the Thien Tam Fund of VinGroup Corporation.

Mr. Ly Minh Tuan, Director of Thien Tam Fund of VinGroup Corporation, shared that Thien Tam Fund is currently gathering staff to survey all families with deceased people, collapsed houses... to provide timely support. In particular, for cases where all documents have been lost, the Fund's representative has discussed with the leaders of the Provincial Party Committee and the People's Committee of Bao Yen district to create new account numbers for the families. After having the account numbers, Thien Tam Fund will immediately transfer the support money.

Lang Nu Charity: Hoang Huong was lectured by Pham Thoai, reminded of one thing JLO13:18:36 22/09/2024More than 10 days after the flash flood and landslide disaster that killed dozens of people, Lao Cai province coordinated to start construction on two resettlement areas in Lang Nu and Kho Vang villages to help people have a new life.