Lam Dong Province Launches "Month for the Poor" Campaign
Lam Dong Province has launched its "Month for the Poor" campaign for 2026, connecting all localities within the province both in-person and online. The initiative aims to expand support for the poor, emphasizing collaboration with businesses, aligning with the Vietnamese government's social welfare policies.
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