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Dantri readers have donated over VND700m (USD30,800) to open new classrooms in the mountainous province of Dien Bien on August 11 for disadvantaged pupils.

Four members, including two small children, in a poor family in the southern province of Vinh Long have serious injuries after a traffic accide

Six-year-old Hoang Thi Thanh Truc in Quang Binh Province has never been able to see the world as she was born with congenital heart disease, glaucoma and cataracts in both eyes, and she is also mute and deaf.

DTiNews readers have donated more than VND1.5 billion (USD68,180) through the newspaper’s Compassionate Hearts Charity Fund for people in northern mountainous areas who have been affected by recent flash floods.

A total of 120 individuals have been awarded with certificates of merit for their kind-hearted work in supporting and caring for the victims of Agent Orange/ Dioxin across the country, at a meeting held in Hanoi on August 8.

A woman in Dak Lak Province who has lost four sons to various illnesses is calling for help to treat her husband with cancer and her son with epilepsy.

Dantri/DTiNews is gathering readers' donations for flood victims in some northern mountainous provinces including Yen Bai, Lai Chau, Dien Bien and Son La.

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is guaranteeing a USD8 million Women’s Livelihood Bond that will provide access to credit, market linkages, and affordable goods and services for an estimated 385,000 Southeast Asian women.

A new centre that will offer rehabilitation and post-surgery care to Agent Orange victims will open by the end of the year in HCM City, according to the HCM City Association of Victims of Agent Orange.

A woman in Can Tho Province who is suffering from cancer is struggling to save every penny to take care of her mother who has various health problems.

DTiNews readers have donated VND42 million (USD1,900) for a man in Phu Yen Province who has become paralysed after a work accident some years ago.

5,000 blood units were collected on July 29 in Hanoi, the final stop of this year’s Red Journey, an annual blood donation campaign.

Widower Nguyen Chien Tuyen in the southern province of Binh Thuan was diagnosed with meningitis, which left him hospitalised for months, making it extremely hard for him to care for his three children.

A woman in Thai Binh Province is in need of help to treat her excessive bleeding and her daughter's leukaemia after losing six previous children.

More than 23,000 units of blood were collected during a 20-day Red Journey blood donation campaign in 20 provinces and cities.

A disabled man in the northern mountainous province of Yen Bai has to take care of his son who is facing leukaemia after his wife died.

A couple in Hanoi are calling for financial support to help treat their two ill children who are suffering from multiple illnesses.

An 80-year-old grandmother in Thai Nguyen Province is raising four mentally-ill children and three grandchildren alone.

A father in Phu Yen Province is calling for help for his treatment after a work accident and to raise his small child.