Photo exhibition in Australia raises fund for flood-hit residents
A photo exhibition themed “The life we miss” is being held in Sydney, Australia, from October 30 to November 15, with the aim of raising fund for flood-affected people in Vietnam’s central region.
A man contemplating exhibited photos (Source: VNA)
Sydney (VNA) – A photo exhibition themed “The life we miss” is beingheld in Sydney, Australia, from October 30 to November 15, with the aim of raisingfund for flood-affected people in Vietnam’s central region.
The event, organised by photographer Quang Nguyen, hasattracted a lot of visitors, both Vietnamese and international friends.
Quang Nguyen said that information and images aboutdevastating floods and landslides in the central region had urged him to dosomething to support people affected by the disasters.
He expressed his belief that the exhibition offers a chancefor the Vietnamese community in Australia to meet and join hands in assistingthe victims.
All the money collected from the sale of photos and raisedby the Vietnamese Entrepreneurs’ Association in Sydney will be sent to theVietnam Fatherland Front and the Vietnam Red Cross Society to help those inneed./.
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A man contemplating exhibited photos (Source: VNA) 
