On the evening of September 15, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended and spoke at the live television program "Vietnam's Support" organized by Vietnam Television (VTV).
The program aims to spread love and sympathy for people's losses due to storms and floods, and encourage resilience in overcoming difficulties, creativity, and courage for the common goal.
Storm No. 3 (super typhoon Yagi ) with very strong intensity in recent days has flooded the northern provinces, causing heavy damage to people and property.
In the emergency situation, the authorities have "speedily" deployed plans to respond to the complex developments of natural disasters, mobilizing tens of thousands of officers, soldiers, militiamen, and thousands of vehicles to directly rescue victims, ensure traffic safety, evacuate, relocate, search, provide relief, and protect people's lives and property.
People across the country have wholeheartedly turned to the flood-affected areas, sharing spiritual and material contributions with noble initiatives and actions. In the most difficult moments, the love of the Vietnamese people touched friends around the world .
The story of Nguyen Quoc Bao (born in 2016) who lost both his father and sister when the three of them were swept away by floodwaters while traveling by motorbike across the Cau Treo village overflow bridge (Yen Thuan commune, Ham Yen district, Tuyen Quang province) made everyone unable to hold back their tears.
Captain Luc Van Nguyen, an officer of Yen Thuan Commune Police, Ham Yen District Police (the person who directly rescued the child), also tried for half an hour to find Bao's sister's parents, following the boy's request, but to no avail.
Bao lost his father and sister, constantly wiping away tears while standing on the set. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh took his briefcase, walked up and hugged the boy, gave Bao a gift with the hope that he would be strong enough to continue going to school.
Bao also shared his dream of becoming a police officer, like his adoptive father, Captain Luc Van Nguyen.
The program “Vietnam's Support” depicts many touching stories about military and police officers, soldiers, and volunteers who, regardless of danger and difficulty, actively worked to rescue many victims of storms and floods.
“In times of difficulty, hardship and challenge, everyone needs a support,” said Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, and highly appreciated VTV’s initiative to name the program “Vietnam Support.”
He also shared about 6 "Vietnam's pillars".
The first support is the spirit of national solidarity.
The second fulcrum is the Party's leadership, and our Party has no other goal than to gain independence and freedom for the nation and to care for a prosperous and happy life for the people.
Third is the fulcrum of the nation's heroic, civilized, and cultured historical traditions; the spirit of "mutual love and support", "love others as you love yourself", and "help each other".
The fourth fulcrum is the people. The Prime Minister emphasized that the people make history because “It is a hundred times easier without the people, and a thousand times harder with the people, it is also possible.”
The fifth support is the army and police and finally the spirit of self-reliance and self-strengthening of the nation.
“When facing difficulties and challenges, each of us must strive and rise above our own limits with the spirit of turning nothing into something, turning difficult into easy, and turning the impossible into possible,” the Government leader emphasized.
With such a solid foundation, the Prime Minister called on everyone to work twice as hard, "if working during the day is not enough, work at night" to overcome the consequences of super typhoon No. 3, contributing to building a strong and prosperous Vietnam.
Dantri.com.vn
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/xa-hoi/thu-tuong-om-chat-cau-be-mat-bo-vi-lu-du-chia-se-ve-6-diem-tua-viet-nam-20240915223411439.htm
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