People come to “Zero-dong supermarket” to receive Tet gifts. (Photo: VOV) |
70-year-old Thach Thi Phen, a Khmer woman who lives in Dong Khoen hamlet, Phong Thanh commune, said, “I live alone, and have no farmland and no income. In the dry season, I glean rice. Seeing my situation, the authorities invited me here to receive gifts. On both the Lunar New Year and the Khmer New Year, I receive rice, seasoning powder, sugar, instant noodles, and sometimes even cash. I’m very grateful to the authorities.”
People use “Tet shopping vouchers” to choose what they need. (Photo: VOV) |
Thach Thi Som Oanh Na, Vice Chairwoman of the Cau Ke commune People’s Committee, said that organising a “Zero-dong supermarket” requires more effort from social organisations and local officials compared to distributing gifts directly to households. However, this model allows people to choose the essential goods their family need.
“During the 2026 New Year of the Horse, we’ve organised this special program for poor households to receive essential goods, and we’ve mobilized social resources to ensure that every poor or disadvantaged household has a sufficient Tet,” Ms. Na said.
People are given essential goods for the coming Lunar New Year 2026. (Photo: VOV) |
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