Hue said they had borrowed from everywhere they could think of and put the house up as collateral for loans. They still owe the hospital some tens of millions of VND. Hue even asked other people where he could sell his kidney to save his daughter. Dr Vuong Cong Toan said Phuong was admitted to the hospital on December 9. After she was diagnosed with encephalitis, she was transferred to the intensive care unit. Her condition has worsened with more seizures and longer coma hours. "We'll have to give her blood dialysis. Her treatment will cost VND200m (USD8,600) to VND300m more," he said. "She can be saved and return to her normal life. We really hope people will help her family." If you can help please donate through: 1. Code 3994: Bui Van Hue from Dong Chiem Village, An Phu Commune, My Duc District, Hanoi. Tel: 0985991425 2. Dantri/DTiNews No. 2/48 Giang Vo Str., Dong Da Dist., Hanoi Tel: 024. 3. 7366.491/ Fax: 024. 3. 7366.490 Email: [email protected] * Vietnam … [Read more...] about Father plans to sell kidney to save ill daughter
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HCMC’s leaders offer Tet gifts to wounded soldiers, needy people
On the same day, city’s leaders also visited wounded soldier Vo Thi Tam in Go Vap District. The female soldier served in the army in many years and was one of the political prisoners of Con Dao prison. Ms. Tam was granted the title of "Hero of the People's Armed Forces" in 2011. … [Read more...] about HCMC’s leaders offer Tet gifts to wounded soldiers, needy people
Residents at Binh Duong Centre for Social Protection receive Tet gifts
Ha Minh Trung, deputy head of the centre said, "There are 256 people at our centre including 62 disadvantaged children, 67 lonely old people and 110 homeless people. We also have plans to celebrate Tet at our centre and encourage families to bring their family members home for Tet." He went on to say that they were preparing more space to receive more homeless people for Tet and the first full moon festival. VND72.2m (USD3,100) have been used to prepare clothes and footwear for their residents and VND12m will be used on food for lunar new year’s eve. According to Resolution 62 issued on January 21, support of VND500,000 per person will be given to the residents. A VND163,500,000 fund will be used for food for the first to the fourth day of lunar January. The minister visits 62 children with disadvantaged backgrounds at the centre … [Read more...] about Residents at Binh Duong Centre for Social Protection receive Tet gifts
