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Members of “Đêm Sài Gòn” charity group in Ho Chi Minh City prepare relief goods to be transported to typhoon-affected regions on the night of September 10.

As many as 1,500 life jackets and 300 flashlights will be handed over to areas in the northern region which have been hardest hit by typhoon Yagi.

A business in Ho Chi Minh City plans to carry 15 motorboats and 500 life jackets, as well as dozens of boxes of instant noodles to typhoon-stricken and flooded areas.

Crowds gather at Square 10/3 in Buon Ma Thuot city of Dak Lak province on the night of September 10 to prepare necessities for the northern region.

As of 8 p.m. on September 10, locals in Dak Lak province have donated five trucks, weighing nearly 20 tonnes per truck to support flood victims.

Also on September 10, the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) launches a donation campaign aimed at assisting people in northern provinces and cities.

Vietnam Airlines Group presents a total of VND300 million in cash to support flood victims to overcome difficulties and quickly stabilise their lives.

National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines offers free transport for relief goods to storm-affected localities.

Bamboo Airways will also transport relief goods free of charge from both domestic and international donors to all typhoon-affected regions.

People nationwide support victims of typhoon Yagi in flooded areas

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