The event was jointly held by the Vietnam Journalists Association, the Vietnam Association of Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin, and the Hanoi Radio-Television Broadcasting in the capital city on February 2.
Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association Ho Quang Loi said the association and press agencies nationwide have launched a number of charitable activities for AO/Dioxin victims and students with disabilities to ease their pains.
The programme aims to call for social assistance for AO/dioxin victims to overcome difficulties to pursue learning and have a warm Tet holiday, he said.
He also called on organisations, businesses and individuals to join hands to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds as well as those with disabilities.
During the programme, the audiences had a chance to enjoy circus and music performances and exchange with donors and AO victims.
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