Artist raises money, feels sorry for people's suffering in storm Bualoi

Huong Giang, Ninh Duong Story 'contributed a small part'. Ha Anh Tuan, Hoa Minzy, Phan Manh Quynh... shared their grief with people affected by storm Bualoi.

Miss Huong Giang contributes to partially remedy the damage caused by storm Bualoi - Photo: FBNV

Faced with the severe consequences of storm No. 10 (Bualoi) in many provinces and cities of Vietnam, many artists and celebrities donated money and shared the pain and loss with the people.

Huong Giang, Ninh Duong Story 'contributed a small part'

On September 29, Miss Huong Giang posted a screenshot of the transfer of 100 million VND to the account of the Vietnam Fatherland Front - Central Relief Committee with the caption: "Witnessing the damage caused by storm Bualoi up to this moment is really too heavy. Giang would like to contribute a small part to overcome some of the damage caused by the storm. I just hope everyone will be safe and get through this period."

On the evening of September 29, the duo Ninh Duong Story - Nguyen Tung Duong and Bui Anh Ninh - posted a screenshot of a transfer of 70 million VND to the account of the Vietnam Fatherland Front - Central Relief Committee.

Nguyen Tung Duong and Bui Anh Ninh pray for peace for everyone - Photo: FBNV

Nguyen Tung Duong wrote on his personal page: "In the face of the heavy damage caused by storm Bualoi, Ninh and Duong would like to join hands to contribute a small part to accompany the community in overcoming the consequences after the storm. Wishing peace for everyone."

The actions of celebrities were supported by many audiences. Many people responded and called on each other to transfer money to the account of the Central Relief Mobilization Committee under the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front.

'The storms lined up to hit our country'

Singer Ha Anh Tuan wrote on his fanpage: "The storms that have been pounding our country have never shown any mercy to the small people. The image of a fisherman standing trembling on a floating boat in the middle of the sea, hiding from the fierce waves, is truly haunting. Like a relative. Like himself.

Let's look towards the coastal and mountainous areas, where our people will always be strong and resilient. Because behind us is our homeland. Please rest assured!

Hoa Minzy asked: "My fellow Central Vietnamese, please stay safe. How are you all doing? Are you okay?". She also asked, "Which area has suffered the most damage?" so that people could comment and provide more information.

Phan Manh Quynh is heartbroken because his hometown is submerged in storms and floods - Photo: Screenshot

Singer Phan Manh Quynh shared a photo of a bridge in his hometown Nghe An that was almost submerged in floodwaters. He wrote: "The last days of September have been filled with continuous rain and storms. This time the damage has been extremely severe, many people have lost their loved ones. My village has also witnessed a historic flood, the water level is almost reaching the bridge."

Director Mai Tham, who worked with Phan Manh Quynh through the program Brave Soldier , wrote: "Sharing with you and the people in the flood area". In the comments, many viewers remembered the two songs Mien Gian Kho and Ai Cung Co Ngay Xua composed by Phan Manh Quynh, expressing the feelings of a child of a flood-affected countryside.

Postponing the release of the MV, hoping for peace for people in the area of ​​storm Bualoi

Also on September 29, the band Chillies and rapper Wean Le ( Anh trai say hi ) both announced that they would postpone the release of their new MV to pay attention to people in the area affected by storm Bualoi.

Chillies wrote: "Due to the storms that are causing a lot of damage and pain, Chillies would like to announce the postponement of the release date of the MV Gold as scheduled tonight. The audio version of the song will still be available on digital music platforms at 8pm tonight because the system cannot handle the change in release time. The new release date of the MV will be updated in the near future. We hope for your understanding and Chillies would like to send our best wishes to everyone."

The band Chillies decided to postpone the release of the MV, originally scheduled for the evening of September 29 - Photo: FBNV

Wean Le also sent information to the press: "Wean and the crew would like to announce the temporary postponement of the release date of the MV "How long have you been" to a more suitable time (the previous scheduled date was September 30). We hope the audience will understand this change in schedule.

Storm Bualoi is making landfall in many provinces and cities, causing serious damage and losses. Everyone please stay safe and limit going out. Wishing everyone safety, especially those in the storm-hit areas."

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