The woman hiding in the shadow of "Living Buddha", creating a cover for the Rose Shelter to deceive many people?

The story of the Rose Shelter of the woman hiding in the shadow of the "Living Buddha" is making the whole world extremely angry and strongly condemned. This person used to be on television, strongly inspiring, but the truth behind everyone is creepy.

The incident of two nannies at the Rose Shelter having misbehaved with children caused public outrage after the investigation of Thanh Nien newspaper was shared. The authorities immediately stepped in, hoping to reclaim justice for nearly 100 children here. People are not only outraged by this crime but also question the issues involved. In particular, the role of local authorities and facility owners cannot be ignored.

Who is behind Rose Shelter? To answer this question is actually quite simple, just type the name "Giap Thi Song Huong" on the search bar of Google or any search engine will give results. Giap Thi Song Huong is a name that is no longer strange to many people. This woman was once inspiring and emotional because of her story of raising abandoned children.

According to VOV Traffic, Giap Thi Song Huong was born in 1974, hometown in Bac Giang. At the age of 16, Ms. Huong went to Ho Chi Minh City to set up a career, not afraid to pick up bottle ticks to make a living. During a visit to the landfill, she found a l.ittle g.irl lying in a pile of garbage, bitten by insects and taken to take care of her. In the same year, Ms. Huong also raised another b.aby, which was an unintended pregnancy. Ms. Huong's two "adopted" girls at that time are also over 30 years old but have not yet found their biological parents.

Gradually, this woman carried nearly 100 abandoned and orphaned babies from birth to 13-14 years old. All were allowed to live in the Rose Hotel (Rose Shelter), making birth certificates bearing the surname Ms. Huong. In addition to adopting abandoned and orphaned children, over the past 30 years, Ms. Huong has also helped and carried the poor, homeless, lonely elderly, and pregnant women with unwanted pregnancies.

This noble charity story has helped Ms. Giap Thi Song Huong be called "Living Buddha" by many netizens, praised for her noble heart. This woman even appeared in "Inspirational Stories" at Miss Grand Vietnam 2022, making the organizers of the program shed tears. Some news sites and newspapers also published articles about Ms. Huong, appreciating her good deeds.

To maintain her child-rearing activities during the pandemic, Ms. Giap Thi Song Huong sold her villa and car. Because of the impact of Covid-19, this female giant once shared with Vietnamnet that she hoped that sponsors could help her to turn the Rose Hotel into a home for children. By March 2023, this wish has come true, and the Rose Shelter is licensed to operate. But more than 1 year later, the truth about this place called "hell on earth" by netizens was also exposed. Public opinion questioned, did Ms. Huong know about the b.arbaric crimes that the nannies committed against the children at the Rose Shelter?

This facility has 15 nannies, but in the morning of September 4, only 4 people involved were invited to the headquarters to work and make records. Particularly, nanny T (the person in the reflected clip) is not currently at the Rose Shelter. Currently, the police are struggling with Ms. Giap Thi Song Huong (owner of the Rose Shelter) to capture specific information. Also on the morning of September 4, the authorities inspected and revoked the operating license of this establishment, as well as worked with relevant people.

Information from the Department of C.hild Care Protection - Gender Equality, Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs of Ho Chi Minh City said that in the afternoon of the same day, the People's Committee of Trung My Tay ward sent more than 20 women from the Front Working Committee and the Ward Women's Union to the Rose Shelter to take care of the children. It is expected that in the afternoon of September 4, the authorities will take the children to a public social protection facility when completing the procedures.

Giap Thi Song Huong: Owner of Rose Shelter, once said she sold her villa and car for charity. Thanh Phúc06:37:27 12/09/2024The incident of dozens of children being abused by nannies at the Hoa Hong shelter (address L52 To Ky street, Trung My Tay ward, district 12, Ho Chi Minh City) has caused public outrage in recent days.