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| Delegates present gifts to the students (Photo: VNA) |
OVs in Cambodia build school for students in remote area
Vietnam Plus | 29 September 2017
Phnom Penh (VNA) – A ground-breaking ceremony for a school in Banlung commune of Ratanakiri province, 600km northeast of Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh was held by the overseas Vietnamese community in the province on September 27.
Addressing the event, Phan Van Ninh, Chairman of the overseas Vietnamese community in Ratanakiri said the province is home to more than 500 Vietnamese households, with over 1,100 residents.
However, there have been only four classes of first to fourth grade in the locality, for about 50 Vietnamese students, who study both Vietnam and Cambodia’s curricula.
The overseas Vietnamese community in Ratanakiri province has mobilised financial aid from various sources to build the school. The construction is expected to be completed before the second semester of the 2017-2018 school year.-VNA
Hope the gift and food made in Vietnam for those Cambodian children are not poisonous! We need to pay attention those Vietnamese folks who are very nice, but we as Khmer have had a very bad experience the Vietnamese or Yuon folks. We know very well and become very cautious.
ReplyDeleteAnd remember to thank the Vietnamese. Grateful people live better. Ungrateful people will be punished by God.
DeleteWhat god?
DeleteCommunist Vietnam doesn’t believe in god.
God will punish the ungrateful people regardless of belief. Just look at Cambodia in the last several hundred years, clearly it was a punishment from God.
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