Although the epidemic situation is tended to decrease, the consequences of the recent outbreak are still having a great impact on people's lives in many areas, especially in the epidemic center of Ho Chi Minh City. In that context, over the past time, Vietlott has always made constant efforts to accompany and share the difficult situations, strictly implementing the spirit of "Opportunity to be better".

Following the social security programs to join hands to help the community overcome the epidemic, in recent days, Vietlott staff at Ho Chi Minh branch have continued to coordinate with units in the area, send to relatives and doctors at Tan Binh field hospital, blockaded areas in District 12, Binh Thanh (HCM) and Thuan An (Binh Duong) very precious gifts in the middle of the pandemic.

Specifically, Vietlott has donated necessities including 300 boxes of instant noodles, 10,000 eggs, 4,000 boxes of fresh milk and 100kg of sugar to the kitchen of Tan Binh field hospital to help doctors and patients with total value of more than 120 million. At the same time, the business also supported 150 necessities, each full of which: sugar, fish sauce, rice, cooking oil, and bamboo shoots, for difficult situations in the blocked areas in District 12, Binh Thanh (HCM) and Thuan An (Binh Duong) with a total value of more than 40 million dong.

Previously, in the days when the city implemented the social distancing, Vietlott Ho Chi Minh City branch continuously gave a total of 1,200 gifts of clothing and necessities (rice, cooking oil, sugar, milk, ...) to people in the area, in the area since the early days of the epidemic. At the same time, in the days of August, Vietlott also gave more than 230 gifts of necessities to difficult cases, the elderly alone and local isolated areas.

Upholding the spirit of sustainable development for the community, Vietlott is always proactive and gives special priority to social security activities, especially in the context of the complicated Covid-19 pandemic. Hopefully with Vietlott's contributions, the whole community and society will join hands to overcome difficulties to move towards the "new normal" and a new life for people.