African team digs lake, strange thing flows out that only 1 person dares to swallow, police raid

Recently, Team Africa encountered two quite unexpected situations while mobilizing people to dig lakes to store water for farming. Specifically, they discovered a rare specialty underground, an Angolan citizen quickly 'snatched' it on the spot.

Accordingly, to meet the demand for agricultural irrigation water in the dry season, Cong Giap - a member of the African team, planned to dig a deep lake to store water. However, the conditions for renting machines are difficult and almost very few in the locality, so he had to pay a rather high cost of 700,000Kz/day (Angolan Kwanza) to have the support equipment. Along with that, many people in the area, including men and women, also came to support. In addition, during the digging process, there was also the supervision of a local official.

In the harsh sunlight, the group continued to dig, after 3 hours they had dug 4m, underneath were many layers of sand and soil mixed. Underground water also flowed out, making the people extremely excited, constantly expressing gratitude for the help of Vietnamese friends.

At the same time, when discovering the layer of mud, an Angolan quickly tasted it deliciously. To Cong Giap's surprise, he had to repeatedly confirm, "You eat it right away." For the people here, mud is considered a very delicious specialty, with a slightly sweet taste, used for pregnant women. But when invited to try it, Cong Giap refused because it was "strange to the taste." The remaining members tried it out of curiosity but then had to spit it out. However, the Angolan people still enjoyed the mud deliciously.

More surprisingly, the entire process of inspecting the excavation of the reservoir was recorded by a local police officer. This person said that he would present this content at the upcoming district meeting, so that everyone could acknowledge the wonderful and proud help from Vietnamese friends to the people here, as well as propose support from the provincial level.

In response to the officer's sentiments, Cong Giap just smiled and expressed his wish that the province would soon provide more machinery to support the villagers in digging more lakes. This officer also did not forget to encourage and thank Cong Giap in particular and the Vietnamese people in general, hoping that the friendship between the two countries would become closer.

Since the appearance of Team Africa in Angola, the lives of the local people here have improved a lot, not only spiritually, but also economically, and in terms of farming and cultivation techniques. Bringing a better and more modern standard of living.

Another member of the African team, Linh Phillip, also impressed after many days of hard work, the farm has continuously reaped sweet fruits, from tomatoes, corn to watermelon,... especially the Viet Phi Farm.

Linh Philip's melon field has a good harvest this year, the melons are all over the place like piglets, very pleasing to the eye. The Vietnamese owner chooses ripe melons to harvest. When you tap on them, the melons should make a clinking sound.

Cutting the first melon and putting it on the scale, Linh Philip was surprised when the melon weighed 10kg, 3-4kg more than he expected. Linh Philip was so surprised that he thought his brothers had seen wrongly or there was a problem with the scale. However, after weighing it again, it was true that these melons were of such outstanding size.

Linh Philip and his brothers cut about 10 melons, each weighing about 7kg on average, with about 4 weighing 10-11kg, totaling more than 100kg of melons. Looking at the large melons that were the result of their labor, Linh Philip and his brothers on the farm were very excited. According to Linh Philip, the melons on his farm are twice as big as those sold in the market.

In addition, he was honored to be invited by the district leaders to participate in the Provincial Agricultural Fair, where agricultural products produced by farms in the districts of the province were displayed and sold. This event was also visited by the Provincial Chairman and leaders of the district's departments and branches.

At the fair, the African team brought many agricultural products such as corn, tomatoes, onions, watermelons and even milled rice to display. In addition, Linh Phillip also prepared a sugarcane juicer to both advertise and let people enjoy. Each cup of sugarcane juice is sold for 200 Kz (equivalent to more than 5,000 VND).