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Rain, floods, storms are not strange to the Central region in general, or the provinces of Quang Tri and Thua Thien Hue in particular. However, the flood scene this year is extremely terrible. The water level has risen for many days, receded and then rose again, some places have been submerged in floodwater for nearly ten days. People's lives are fragile and uncertain. Many families can only chew raw instant noodles as their only food for many days. Drinking water is rainwater collected and left to scum, cannot be boiled, even though they know that the water can contain many pathogens...

With blood flowing, many individuals and organizations at home and abroad have spoken out and directly taken action to share and alleviate some of the pain and loss of our beloved Central region people. Many relief shipments have been going into the storm and flood areas, regardless of the danger. There were small boats carrying relief goods that capsized in the vast sky and water, but that did not stop the people who followed. To distribute relief goods to families who were stuck for many days in the storm and flood areas, many groups of people had to wade through chest-deep water or drift on small, fragile boats. The solidarity of our compatriots at this time is truly being demonstrated very concretely through every word and action of caring and sharing.

However, the losses in this flood are too great. Although past efforts have provided timely emergency assistance to some people in the flood areas, the current situation is still gloomy and difficult.

Through this letter, we earnestly call for the solidarity and contributions of our compatriots at home and abroad, according to their abilities, to contribute to sharing the difficulties with our compatriots living in the flood areas. When we do not have the conditions to directly participate in relief work, contributing to reliable financial sources to help our compatriots at this time is extremely necessary and should be done.

We would like to introduce here the financial sources that have been working day and night to actively help our compatriots in flood-affected areas:

1. Compatriots in the country can contribute to support and send to Thien Hung Pagoda (Address: 4/77 Tran Thai Tong, Thuy Xuan Ward, Hue City).

Directly in charge: Bhikkhu Thich Tam Y (real name Pham Tang Duy) - Phone number: 0906344008.

You can transfer money to:

Sacombank - Viet Tri Branch - Phu Tho.
Account holder: Pham Tang Duy
Account number: 030023766538

Regular updates from the relief activities carried out by monk Thich Tam Y can be followed via the An Tru Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/chan.nguyen.35380

2. Nguyen Vu Thach Anh's relief team is currently on the front line in Quang Tri province, where very few relief teams go because it is too far away and they have to travel by boat. far to reach the people stuck in the flood area.

You can contribute by transferring money to the account:

Vietcombank - Daklak Branch
Account holder: Nguyen Vu Thach Anh
Account number: 0231000398202

Regular updates from Nguyen Vu Thach Anh's activities can be followed via MC Long Van's Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/thuyanh.nguyen.16906

3. Overseas Vietnamese, especially those in the United States, can contribute by sending checks to An Lac Pagoda or Huyen Khong Monastery. In the Memo section, please clearly state “Central Vietnam Flood Relief 2020”.

Phone numbers: (317) 545-1234 and (408) 329-3199.

Person in charge: Venerable Thich Nu Nguyen Thien, Abbot of Huyen Khong Monastery and An Lac Pagoda.

Please make the check payable to: Pay to AN LAC TEMPLE

and send to:

An Lac Pagoda
5249 E. 30th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46218.

Or make the check payable to: Pay to HUYEN KHONG MONASTARY

and send to:

Huyen Khong Monastery
14335 Story Road, San Jose, CA 95127.

All your donations will be delivered directly to our fellow countrymen in need in the flood-affected areas. We look forward to receiving your support during this very difficult period.

Here are some live images of the ongoing relief activities: