Free rides for workers in Hai Phong, Ha Nam to return home for Tet
Free rides home were given to workers at Nomura industrial park in An Duong district in the northern port city of Hai Phong on February 2 ahead of the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet) festival.
Hai Phong (VNA) – Freerides home were given to workers at Nomura industrial park in An Duong districtin the northern port city of Hai Phong on February 2 ahead of the upcomingLunar New Year (Tet) festival.
The ride will take them to theirhometowns in the northern province of Thai Binh, the central provinces of ThanhHoa, Nghe An and Ha Tinh.
Earlier on February 1, the LabourFederation of Hai Phong city also offered free rides to workers at Tan Lienindustrial park in Vinh Bao district.
Chairman of the federation TongVan Bang said the federation earmarked 1.5 billion VND (65,000 USD) from itstrade union fund to present 1,000 gifts each worth 500,000 VND, 500 allowanceseach worth 1 million VND, 1,000 coach tickets worth 200,000 VND each and 30 rentcoaches each cost 10 million VND.
On the occasion, the city alsooffered 7,500 gifts worth 3 billion VND in total sourced from its local budgetand free rides to workers.
Hai Phong is now home to morethan 12,000 workers in over 400 companies based in economic and industrialzones, half of them are from other cities and provinces.
The same day, industrial zones inthe northern province of Ha Nam also hired 30 coaches to take nearly 1,000workers home for Tet.
The Hue Central Hospital for thefirst time deployed three 24-seater coaches carrying 64 patients and theirfamily members to their hometowns on the occasion.-VNA
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