The products were handed over to the Viet Nam Fatherland Fronts and local authorities in Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai, and Dak Lak for immediate distribution to affected residents.
The post-storm flooding has been assessed as one of the most severe natural disasters in recent years in the Central and Central Highlands regions. Persistent heavy rains have submerged thousands of homes, disrupting electricity, water supply, and transportation. Many areas in Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai, and Dak Lak remain underwater, with some isolated for many days, leaving residents reliant on rescue forces and emergency supplies.
As floodwaters had yet to recede, trucks carrying 48 tonnes of Vinamilk’s nutritional products, including milk and bottled beverages, were delivered to the three hardest-hit provinces promptly.
As floodwaters had yet to recede, trucks carrying 48 tonnes of Vinamilk’s nutritional products, including milk and bottled beverages, were delivered to the three hardest-hit provinces promptly.
Nguyen Xuan Tung, Vinamilk’s Central Region Sales Director, together with company staff, delivered Vinamilk nutritional products to relief hubs serving deeply flooded communes where clean water systems have not yet been restored.
Naval officers from Navy Region 4 Training Centre received the supplies for further distribution to affected residents.
In Gia Lai, Vinamilk’s nutrition truck also arrives early at the provincial Viet Nam Fatherland Front’s Office.
Nguyen Xuan Binh, Director of Vinamilk Binh Dinh Dairy Plant, together with company staff, coordinated the delivery of products to the provincial Viet Nam Fatherland Front for onward distribution to residents in flood-hit areas.
In Dak Lak, a large volume of products continued to be transported to the provincial Viet Nam Fatherland Front to be distributed to areas still isolated by floodwaters and to the hardest-hit households.
For people in flood-hit regions, a box of milk or a few bottles of drinking water at this moment is not just a necessity — it is timely support that helps them to endure days of isolation. Many preschools and primary schools remain covered in mud after the floods, forcing children to stay home; receiving milk from relief supplies provides precious nutrition to help them maintain their health.
While floodwaters have yet to fully recede, and as many families are still unable to clean the mud-coated walls of their homes, the timely arrival of relief trucks offers encouragement and strength to help residents overcome the most exhausting days. Vinamilk hopes that the nutritional support delivered during this critical time will help localities stabilise soon, so that peace and normalcy can return to communities recently tested by natural disasters.
