Former Employees Support Intellectually Disabled 'Son' at Ho Chi Minh City Noodle Stall
In Ho Chi Minh City, two former employees are keeping a noodle stall afloat, supporting the intellectually disabled 43-year-old son of their deceased employers. The women, who have no children of their own, treat the young master like their own son, providing him with a livelihood and care.
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