Lang Nu Charity: Hoang Huong was lectured by Pham Thoai, reminded of one thing

More than 10 days after the flash flood and landslide disaster that killed dozens of people, Lao Cai province coordinated to start construction on two resettlement areas in Lang Nu and Kho Vang villages to help people have a new life.

Some celebrities are still calling for donations for the people here. The most prominent are Pham Thoai and businesswoman Hoang Huong.

However, Pham Thoai posted that he did not do charity work the way his seniors did because he was afraid of future consequences.

The male tiktoker shared: "I would like to explain the reason for not calling directly to each person's account. First, not everyone in the highlands has an account number. Second, yesterday, before I livestreamed, I asked everyone where I should transfer money to. At first, I intended to choose a number to transfer money to, but it was like this. The whole village lost their homes and lives, everyone was in difficulty. If I gave the first number, someone would get 500 million, the second person would get 30 million, the third person would get 50 million. Then it wouldn't be fair. Do you understand what I mean? Because everyone lost their homes and lives, I want to be fair to everyone. Yesterday, I intended to put it into an account number, but everyone said they didn't trust that person. So I forced everyone to only transfer money to me so they would trust me.

As for people saying that doing charity like Ms. Hoang Huong is transferring money to each individual account, I would like to ask for permission like this. At first, I don't want to because some people receive 1 billion, some 2 billion. Some people receive 200, 500. But everyone loses their house and family equally. It's not fair.

One more thing is that I don't want to ask for too much money for one person. Firstly, when people receive a lot of charity money, they can rely on it, even use tricks, trying to act pitiful to receive a lot.

This is a true story I heard from the villagers. They said this. My dear, you don't have to give it to them. Each person in the village receives 2-3 billion. You don't have to give it to them. If you don't hear about it yourself, you continue to transfer money to them. They receive 3,4,5 billion, so the other villages don't receive any money.

For example, the village of nu, people asked me why don't I go to the village of nu. People there receive 500 billion, 2 billion. Everyone should pay attention. So I am very careful about this.

We cannot blame the people because the charity people want to call for charity like that. But I am very afraid of the consequences of that, which is that there are people who intentionally pretend to be poor to receive a lot of money.

Yesterday, in another place, if I hadn't gone, that village would have lost its houses, lost its doors, lost its loved ones, and would still be waiting for the harvest to end. How would the donors know about that?

So during the storm and flood season, every house is affected. Don't concentrate on one village or one commune. If so, only that commune can overcome it, what about other places?

If I had about 15 billion like Ms. Hoang Huong, I would divide it into at least 7-8 regions or 10 regions. For example, Ms. Hoang Huong has called for donations, so many benefactors have come.

I don't blame the people. At this time, when you lose a loved one, you can't get the money back. But money can make people do many bad things.

Does everyone agree with me about Phuc's family? I'm not saying that Phuc or Hoang Huong are wrong. What I'm saying is that when people have too much money, both sides of the family start to argue and fight, making Hoang Huong, Phuc and his family feel awkward. A child holding 1-2 billion cannot spend it all. So I want everyone to do charity properly, not wrongly."

Nu Village through the story of Hoang Huong, a strange detail that shocks the listener! Minh Lợi16:51:05 21/09/2024Hoang Huong went to Lang Nu, Lao Cai to give gifts and support to people affected by the flash flood. Many other celebrities also continued to support people to overcome the damage caused by natural disasters.