Volunteer group leader Nhat Tam was asked for a statement and the reaction was shocking

Nhat Tam Charity is a group of volunteers who support the burial of people with Covid-19 in Ho Chi Minh City. The group started this volunteer work from the beginning of August 2021.

To date, the group has about 30 members and is led by Mr. Tran Thanh Long. The idea of concentrating all members to support people in difficulty during the Covid-19 season was also proposed and implemented by Mr. Long.

On his personal page, Mr. Long said that many people who have been helped by Nhat Tam volunteer have deeply thanked the members of the group. Besides, there are also some comments about the statement issue. Recently, many social media members shared a 1-minute clip of Mr. Long talking about the statement issue. Volunteer group leader Nhat Tam used many harsh words: "Be good at volunteering, see if people support enough to water the house plants? Try it out, try calling it, see if people support it. Can you save a few piles of manure to fertilize plants?

Remember this too, those of you who want to ask Nhat Tam to make a statement and listen: If you ask Nhat Tam for a statement, you have to prepare a few billion, if the statement is negative, you have to pay that amount. If you have a negative debt, you have to pay it? Working almost to death, eating a few stalks of vegetables a day, working 24/24, helping with your family members in there."

In addition, Mr. Long publicly announced on his personal page that Nhat Tam Charity was being played badly: "All of Nhat Tam's phone numbers were posted by bad guys on information pages with pictures and car sales content. People call to ask to buy a car non-stop. How can we continue to serve people???".

Mr. Long added that some bad guys are trying to hack his personal accounts, disrupting charity work. Regarding Mr. Long's statements related to the statement issue, besides many criticisms, some network members said that in a moment of anger, group leader Nhat Tam made inappropriate statements. However, on Mr. Long's personal page, there are currently no shares related to this issue.

Before that, Thien Nhat Tam was involved in the scandal of Mrs. Phuong Hang and Mr. Doan Ngoc Hai, causing a stir in the internet. In a livestream, the female CEO said that within 4 days, Mr. Doan Ngoc Hai went to his factory to receive free oxygen with the Nhat Tam volunteer group. After receiving, Mr. Hai visited another oxygen station to pump. However, in the message, Mr. Hai answered unclearly: "Only give the bottle, and buy oxygen".

According to the female giant, this has affected the reputation and business of the couple, because the oxygen that the factory is providing is "100% free". Not stopping here, Huynh Uy Dung's wife continued to use many strong words. Even threatened to drag Hai's "dirty past" to the public.

Immediately after the incident, team leader Nhat Tam said that he would return all of the oxygen to Dai Nam, and at the same time apologized to Mr. Hai for letting him get involved in an unnecessary scandal. Recently, a volunteer of Nhat Tam Charity group continued to speak out, asserting that the group was unjust because it was involved in false rumors.

Share as follows: "On August 5, I was present in Dai Nam for the first time and was welcomed by Mr. Thanh (Dai Nam Deputy General Director) to Dai Nam's oxygen workshop, and supported with free oxygen pumping to serve people. In the days that followed, my brother and I took a bus to Dai Nam every day to pump up oxygen and were wholeheartedly supported by our brothers and sisters, a few days later I received a message from Ms. Hang promising will give the group 300 oxygen cylinders to serve for free for people, specifically on August 17.

On August 23, our brothers and sisters were happy to receive 300 oxygen tanks from Ms. Hang. But besides that, there is a concern because the capacity of Dai Nam's oxygen plant is only 160 bottles/24 hours. Immediately after that, I asked for permission from Anh Thanh, Ms. Hang brought the oxygen tank to another location to recharge in time to serve the people and received the consent of both Mr. Thanh and Ms. Hang.

Since August 23rd, almost every day we go to get oxygen at Hoc Mon because DAI NAM's capacity can't keep up. At the same time, we are also glad that we have the companionship of the fund because the compatriots have supported money to refill oxygen (invoice attached) this has been reported to the representative of Dai Nam. On August 27, I received a call from Uncle Dung with a commitment to support 700 more 15-liter oxygen cylinders. And on August 29, Mr. Tran Thanh Long and I asked Mr. Doan Ngoc Hai to represent the fund for compatriots to Dai Nam to receive oxygen tanks and thank Uncle Dung's heart for supporting people in times of need.

Things may end well here with people with great hearts for relatives. But because somewhere, the people out there have blown everything up, putting you guys in a scandal where the disadvantaged people are the poor people who don't have the best access to health care. I hope after this article all misunderstandings will be cleared up somewhat. Let it all be devoted to the sick.

Through this, I also send to the online community keyboard heroes at home. If you are sitting quietly at home, please order for people like us who are supporting people day and night to be fully served. You reduce scratching the keys for your children and grandchildren to have merit later. Best regards!"

Immediately after the above post, the leader of the group Nhat Tam also shared an article on his personal page and confided: "I promised my son not to participate in the right-wrong debate or vindicate himself. But Mr. Nhat Tam brother can't be silent because he's so sad. Nhat Tam brother has too many injustices.... Too tired to protect the honor for all but still can't leave us brothers alone."

Nhóm thiện nguyện Nhất Tâm tuyên bố trả oxy cho bà Phương Hằng, gửi lời xin lỗi ông Đoàn Ngọc Hải Rosé11:38:18 31/08/2021Không chịu được khi ông Hải bị chà đạp, trưởng nhóm Nhất Tâm đã có hành động cứng rắn.