Who is the woman holding a stack of money to give people to ride motorbikes to their hometown to avoid the epidemic?

Due to the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic in Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces, thousands of people have accepted to pack towels with their families to ride motorbikes over thousands of kilometers to their hometown to avoid the epidemic.

Although the journey home is potentially dangerous and exhausting, many families are determined to go home because they are in a dilemma. Because of unemployment, the epidemic did not have money to stay, so the poor people decided to ride motorbikes to their hometown. The luggage they tied on the motorbike was rice, water, clothes, gas stove...

Understanding the difficulties and hardships of the poor workers, many sponsors were present at the checkpoints along the way to support the poor workers with drinking water, food, gasoline, and some money. protect themselves to make the journey back home more convenient.

As recently, on social networks, sharing a clip recording the image of a woman holding a coin of 500,000 VND down the street to give to people riding motorbikes through the area. According to the share, the above images were recorded in Binh Thuan.

Watching the image in the clip shows, the woman wearing a tight mask, wearing gloves quickly moved towards the motorbike, giving each person a 500,000 VND bill. Besides, some other people brought spring water, lunch boxes to support people against hunger along the way.

Receiving gifts from kind hearts, many people, despite driving tired, did not forget to bow their heads and say thank you.

Immediately after the above pictures were shared on social networks, many people warmed their hearts. While the epidemic situation is complicated and people's lives are facing many difficulties, any sharing and help becomes precious. Many people expressed their hope that the epidemic would soon pass, and the poor people could return home safely and soon settle down.

According to research, the place to distribute gifts to people riding motorbikes to their hometown is a spontaneous activity of Mr. Le Huy Nhan's group (from Quynh Luu, Nghe An). According to Mr. Nhan's share, he is also a son of the Central region who moved away from his hometown to Binh Thuan to settle down.

Mr. Nhan opened a transport company right on National Highway 1A, Xuan An ward, City. Phan Thiet. Due to the epidemic situation, the company had to stop working. These days, the image of groups of people riding motorbikes from Ho Chi Minh City to their hometown to avoid the epidemic makes him extremely sympathetic. Thinking about doing it, he and his family members organized the distribution of water, milk, bread and gasoline for the repatriates.

On the first day of organization, the activity was responded by many people around, including the woman who gave money in the clip. Her name is Hue, a native of Nam Dinh, currently living and working as a seafood trader in Binh Thuan. Sharing the same sympathy with the local people, she joined hands with the group to support more cash for people on the road.

While distributing gifts, Nhan's brother recorded the video and uploaded it to his personal TikTok page. After 10 hours of posting, the clip in Hue's presence suddenly received great attention and praise from everyone.

According to Mr. Nhan, the group has been active for 3 days, distributing 300-400 gifts every day. The group organizes broadcasting from morning to late evening. Although it was a bit hard, he and everyone were happy to share some of the difficult situations.

Mr. Nhan also revealed that he himself was extremely surprised because his original purpose just wanted to do whatever he could to help, to give some support to his relatives on the way home. But after posting, the likes and shares increased dramatically, some people even called to contact them to send gifts and cash to the group to help people. However, at present, Mr. Nhan's group still wants to help people with their small but meaningful gifts.

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