Orphaned Siblings Have $1.7 Billion Debt Forgiven by Bank
Two orphaned siblings in Vietnam have had their VND1.7 billion (approximately $70,000 USD) debt, secured by their family home, forgiven by a bank. The bank's decision aims to support the children's stable living and education.
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