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Faced with unusual rain and flood developments in many localities, the education sector and Vietnam Education Publishing House (NXBGDVN) have implemented many emergency support activities. From the beginning of the year until now, the total budget for social and charity work of NXBGDVN has reached about 5 billion VND, of which more than 117,000 copies of textbooks have been given to students in flooded areas. Vietnam Education Publishing House is preparing the next batch of books for localities that have just been severely affected by the new flood. Textbooks are being delivered to severely damaged areas. According to information NXBGDVN provided to the Government Electronic Newspaper on the afternoon of November 25, continuous rain and floods caused damage in many Northern and North Central provinces, causing students books and school facilities to be damaged and severely lacking. To promptly support, NXBGDVN donated more than 117,000 copies of textbooks, worth about 1.7 billion VND. Up to now, 9 provinces have received support books including: Dien Bien, Nghe An, Son La, Lai Chau, Tuyen Quang, Lang Son, Thai Nguyen, Cao Bang and Bac Ninh. The distribution of books is done on the basis of synthesizing proposals from localities and reviewing the actual needs of each damaged school. Along with that, NXBGDVN is preparing the next batch of books for localities that have just been severely affected by the new flood, including: City. Hue, Da Nang, Quang Tri and Dak Lak. On November 25, the publisher also proactively contacted Khanh Hoa, Quang Ngai and Lam Dong to review the extent of damage and organize timely support. In addition to textbooks, NXBGDVN spent 1 billion VND in cash to support the work of overcoming the consequences of rain and floods in some localities. This is a grant to help schools repair facilities, purchase essential learning supplies and provide emergency support for students in difficult circumstances. Overall, from the beginning of the year to the present time, the total budget of NXBGDVN for social and charitable activities has reached about 5 billion VND, demonstrating the initiative and social responsibility of the unit to the community. Tens of thousands of textbooks have come to students in flooded areas According to a comprehensive report from the Ministry Education and Training and localities, floods in November caused more than 1,900 schools and school sites to temporarily suspend operations; Many places were deeply flooded, causing damage to textbooks, notebooks and school supplies. Some provinces such as Khanh Hoa, Dak Lak, Quang Ngai, Gia Lai and Lam Dong suffered particularly great damage to school equipment and facilities. RELATED NEWS Many students in flooded areas no longer have books to continue studying when they return to school. Therefore, the source of textbooks from NXBGDVN and the education sector is considered very important in the period of overcoming the consequences of natural disasters. In parallel with support from NXBGDVN, the Ministry of Education and Training has directed affiliated units to coordinate with localities to collect damage statistics and list students lacking books to ensure timely distribution. The Ministry also works with international organizations and units in the industry to provide additional support in terms of facilities, psychology and learning supplies for students in affected areas. The education sector also requests departments of education to urgently repair damaged school sites, ensuring safe conditions for students to return to learning soon. NXBGDVN affirms that it will continue to coordinate with the education sector and localities to review actual needs and ensure the supply of textbooks to Right place, right audience. Support will be deployed continuously when there is information about the new level of damage from the provinces, in order to help students in flooded areas quickly stabilize their studies. With the efforts of the entire education sector, support for students in natural disaster areas is being deployed quickly and promptly, demonstrating the spirit of sharing and responsibility in the context of complicated natural disasters. Phuong Lien
