Mailisa's boss was present in Quang Binh, spending 2 billion in cash to overcome storms and floods

As soon as he heard the news that Typhoon No. 6 landed in Quang Binh, businessman Hoang Kim Khanh Mailisa quickly directed a team of staff to rush to the place, ready to join hands to support people to overcome difficulties in a critical time.

According to the local government, thanks to learning from the historic storm in 2020, the leadership has promptly issued instructions to help minimize human damage. However, currently people are still lacking clean water and desperately need financial support to stabilize their lives soon.

Grasping the actual situation, Mailisa and his wife immediately directed Mailisa's staff to buy spring water on the spot to hand over to the people. At the same time, the 2 husband and wife also immediately went to the bank to withdraw 2 billion VND in cash to support people to have more funds to buy household items. renovate houses, buy seeds for crops and livestock to restore the economy.

It is known that on the afternoon of October 31, the couple went out to give 501 million VND to support people in Thai Thuy commune, Le Thuy district, of which 50 million VND was especially supported for Mr. H's family (born in 2002), while he was supporting the people, Mr. H was unfortunately swept away by the floodwaters.

Not yet at the end of 2024, the total amount of money that this couple spends on charity activities has reached an impressive figure of 100 billion VND, a clear demonstration of the golden heart and social responsibility.

When sharing about the challenging volunteer journey, businessman Hoang Kim Khanh confided: "Flood waters have turned roads into rivers, making boats the only means of transportation for the relief team. There are areas where the water rises 5 meters, completely isolating people. After the field trip and working with the local authorities, the Mailisa delegation has understood the most urgent desire of the people at this time is the lack of clean water and funds to repair their houses and overcome the consequences of natural disasters."

Mailisa's relief journey in Quang Binh is more than just financial support. Mailisa staff have weathered floodwaters, traveled by boat to isolated areas, and worked closely with local authorities to ensure that help reaches the right people in the right places.

The damage caused by Typhoon Tra Mi was terrible with more than 10,000 houses flooded, livestock and crops lost, some places reported flooding levels of up to 5 meters. As the water recedes, communities here face challenges ranging from rebuilding homes to restoring essential needs.

Witnessing the devastation with their own eyes, the businessman and his wife quickly directed the procurement of essential items such as bottled water and food to meet the urgent needs of the people.

Recognizing the serious shortage of clean water due to flooding, they have prioritized providing drinking water to support people in the early stages of the recovery process.

303 million VND has been set aside for 303 poor households, 50 million VND to support families whose relatives have died during the relief process, 20 million VND to households with relatives affected by natural disasters, and 128 million VND to help 32 elderly people who are lonely and suffering from serious diseases.

Notably, after hearing the news that a volunteer Anh H (22 years old) from Thanh Son village, Thai Thuy commune, who participated in helping people escape the flood and unfortunately was swept away by water during the relief process, the businessman and his wife decided to immediately support 50 million VND for the victim's family. show the heart to share with losses and pains in a timely manner. This is a practical action of Mailisa to share difficulties with people in storm and flood areas.

From the beginning of 2024, the footprints of the businessman and his wife Mailisa have been imprinted in bold all over the country. In January 2024, they spent 5 billion VND to give thousands of Tet gifts. By July 2024, they have spent more than 70 billion VND on the "0 VND Kitchen" project to bring heartwarming meals to difficult lives.

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