In Pictures: Deputy PM Tran Hong Ha directs relief and support people in flood-hit in Dien Bien

The Ministry of National Defence on August 2 dispatched a helicopter to bring 2 tonnes of goods including medicine, food, and essential supplies to support people in flood-hit areas.

Saturday, August 02, 2025 16:17

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha presents gifts and encourages people affected by natural disasters in Hang Pu Xi village, Xa Dung commune, Dien Bien province.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha and leaders of Dien Bien province transport relief goods.

Deputy PM Tran Hong Ha directs relief and support people in flood-hit in Dien Bien.

The Deputy Prime Minister presents gifts and encourages people affected by natural disasters in Hang Pu Xi village, Xa Dung commune, Dien Bien province.

The Deputy Prime Minister presents gifts and encourages people affected by natural disasters in Hang Pu Xi village, Xa Dung commune, Dien Bien province.

Deputy PM Tran Hong Ha directs relief and support people in flood-hit in Dien Bien.

Photos: Le Lan

Translated by NDO

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