Thanks to support from Dantri readers, local authorities and philanthropists, two low-income families in central Vietnam will soon have solid homes before the rainy season.
Dantri Newspaper held a groundbreaking ceremony on June 24 for the construction of six houses for disadvantaged families in Lang Son, a northern mountainous province of Vietnam.
Two families under challenging circumstances in Phu Yen Province are set to receive new homes thanks to donations from Dantri readers and local benefactors.
Dantri Newspaper, in coordination with local authorities in Ba Vi District, Hanoi, held a ceremony on June 23 to begin the construction of new houses for three underprivileged families.
A five-member family in the central province of Quang Binh is in urgent need of support as both the father and daughter are battling life-threatening illnesses.
Dantri Newspaper has transferred over VND 233 million (approximately USD 9,160) in donations from readers to help a young woman in Ho Chi Minh City battling multiple life-threatening illnesses.
Despite their old age and fragile health, a couple in the northern province of Lang Son continue to work tirelessly to care for their two disabled sons.
A young H'mong man, Ly Seo Pao, is in critical condition after suffering severe electrical burns and is in urgent need of financial support for his medical treatment.
Dantri Newspaper, in collaboration with Duc Giang General Hospital, organised a free health consultation programme for nearly 300 residents of Nu Village in Lao Cai Province on Thursday.
Dantri reporters and local authorities in the Dak Lak Province visited the family of Dau Van Duy Ha to present a symbolic cheque for VND 213,344,910 (approximately USD 8,380).
Nguyen Tra My, a 26-year-old woman from Son Tay Town, Hanoi, is battling end-stage chronic kidney disease while raising her five-year-old son, who has autism.
Thanks to the support of Dantri readers and medical staff, three-year-old Ly A Vu who suffered severe burns over 48 per cent of his body, has narrowly escaped death and returned home to his family.
The HCM City Urban Railway Company 1 has launched a programme to grant free metro tickets on the Ben Thanh-Suoi Tien Line to poor students and workers from June to late December.
Hanoi authorities have proposed to allocate approximately USD 118 million to subsidise midday meals for approximately 768,000 primary school students during the 2025–2026 academic year.