Vu Luan and his wife were exposed for donating 300k of canvas to charity and turning it into 1 million, is it true?

Recently, the couple Phuong Le - Meritorious Artist Vu Luan were present at the relief point and distributed gifts until late at night. Both of them hope that the people will soon overcome difficulties, overcome the consequences of natural disasters and return to normal life.

"We hope to spread the message of love and care to everyone. No matter where they are or what they do, Vietnamese people always love and are ready to help those in need," Phuong Le shared.

Phuong Le felt lucky to have her husband - Meritorious Artist Vu Luan - always by her side to support her during the trip. Her husband gave her his account number so she could withdraw it to buy things and prepare cash to bring along. Meritorious Artist Vu Luan's actions made her emotional.

Meritorious Artist Vu Luan and his wife Phuong Le visited and encouraged people to overcome difficulties after the flood.

Phuong Le said that although she had transferred money to support people through the State's charity funds, she and Meritorious Artist Vu Luan still wanted to go there to directly share more. She also wanted to spread the message of love and care to everyone, no matter where they are or what they do, Vietnamese people always love each other and are always ready to join hands to help people in need.

However, she and her husband were scrutinized to the point of having to speak up to express their indignation.

Specifically, some netizens accused Phuong Le and her husband of cheating because they promised to give each person 1 million but only gave 300 thousand.

However, according to Miss Phuong Le, the households have received enough 1 million, some relatives asked for more so she decided to give each case an additional 300 thousand.

"Those who understand the situation will know right away. There is no way to promise 1 million and then only give 300 thousand. Phuong Le and Mr. Luan spoke in front of the local government there. The commune chairman welcomed Phuong Le and her husband through the central Red Cross fund. For every name the government read, they have a list of names. They read the name and give that name 1 million. Then why give out 300 more? Meaning when they finished giving out, the extra people might be in their family asking for more. The commune chairman said no, but Phuong Le said let's give everyone a little more. The commune chairman's suggestion and advice was that you should just give these people 300 thousand more," she explained.

Previously, on the evening of September 8, Phuong Le donated 500 million VND to the Vietnam Red Cross Society with the desire to share the burden with people in areas affected by storm No. 3 (storm Yagi).

"As a Vietnamese citizen, I donated part of the money. I hope everyone will join hands, no matter how big or small, to help share the burden after natural disasters," she shared.

Initially, Phuong Le planned to send supplies and necessities to help the people. However, due to the urgent situation, she decided that it would be more convenient to transfer money directly and ask the government to support the people.

"For me, when I am luckier than others, I have the responsibility to share with those who are less fortunate. I have a stable business, so this is the time to join hands to support the less fortunate," Phuong Le said.

Faced with rumors of "polishing" her name when the online community "checked" the statement of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and did not see Phuong Le's name, she posted an article sharing the thanks of the Vietnam Red Cross Society.

"I really don't want to explain, but I feel it's too much when my donation money is fabricated. This is a sensitive matter for me, so I have to speak up. I donated 500 million VND to the Central Fatherland Front and the relief committee on August 29, but the statement is from September 1.

"Are those who say I didn't donate, just photoshopped a fake money transfer receipt, willing to accept it? They never thought that after donating I would have to prove it, and if I didn't say it, no one would understand the injustice," she shared.

Vu Luan's wife's name is not on the statement of charity donations from the Vietnam Fatherland Front? Bảo Nam15:26:52 15/09/2024After publicly disclosing more than 12,000 pages of statements of donations to compatriots affected by storm No. 3 (storm Yagi), yesterday, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front continued to disclose more than 2,000 more statements.