On March 11, Mr. Truong The Quy, deputy director of the Education and Student Affairs Department of Hue University‘s Normal College, said that he and the school’s instructors and students visited Hue Medical College and Pharmaceutical Hospital to offer encouragement. Family of student Le Ngoc Tram.
Lecturers and students from the Department of Biology at Hue University of Education donated a total of 170,000 VND. Mr. Quy presented the Hue University delegation and sponsors to the female student.
This money helps Tram fund the treatment of her mother, Nguyen Thi Lam (born 1973), who is receiving treatment at the Department of Orthopedics and Thoracic and Traumatology at Hue Medical School and Pharmaceutical Hospital.
Thuy district authorities used an aluminum boat to take Mr Lam to an emergency hospital through the floods. Photo: Le Van Quyet.
The tram departs from Thach Ban village, An Thuy commune, Le Thuy district, province. Quang Binh graduated top of his class with a total score of 25.95 points in the Natural Science Education major at Teachers College-Hyung University through regular admissions for the 2024 school year. Tram’s twin brother, Le Ngoc Loan, also studied at the same university after being admitted with 25,1 points.
Master Truong The Quy (right) visited and presented VND170,000.
On January 11, female student Le Ngoc Tram Tram posted on her personal Facebook page about a difficult family situation in which her mother had an accident and had to be hospitalized.
“Due to the recent effects of Storm No. 6 (Trami), my house was flooded quite severely. The water rose, and while my father was moving things, the floor collapsed and my mother fell. My mother had two broken pelvic bones, a dislocated pelvis, three broken ribs, and a pleural effusion. Her mother was taken to the emergency room of Le Toui Regional General Hospital and later transferred to the Medical and Pharmaceutical Hospital for treatment.
My parents are both farmers and have four children, three of whom are currently attending university, the last of whom is in grade 11. My family is struggling, but the hospital and treatment costs are enormous. I am writing this to ask for help from my brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and sponsors to help my mother get the timely surgery and overcome this ordeal.” – Article from Tram’s personal page His Facebook profile impresses everyone I gave it.
The four-story house where schoolgirl Le Ngoc Tram’s family lives is located in the lowlands of An Thuy village.
Tram said his mother is his primary worker because his father suffers from a spinal condition. He helps his wife sell breakfast in front of the kindergarten every day, and his income is just enough to send his children to school. Tram’s older sister is currently a third-year student at Duy Tan University (Nẵng) and has been earning money to pay for her own living and study expenses for a long time.
An Thuy District People’s Committee Chairman Le Van Quyet confirmed that Mr Lam suffered an accident on 29/10. Flood levels in the area were still quite high at the time, reaching up to 1,7-1,8% in some areas. Depth 200m.
“The floor of the shed at the house collapsed and fell on Mr Lam. After hearing this news, the Commune forces sent a boat to transport the victim to the emergency room of Le Thuy Regional General Hospital,” Mr Quyet added.
According to Ms Quyet, in addition to selling breakfast food, Ms Lam and her husband also look after several kindergartens in Thach Ban village to earn more income to support their children’s education. Their family lives in a four-story house built a long time ago in the lowlands.
Tram said her mother is expected to undergo surgery within a few days. So far, Tram has received about 30,000 VND from many people who wrote and then sent and shared her confession on Facebook, in addition to the support and help from lecturers and students at the University of Education-Hue University. Some relatives and neighbors in the countryside also lent money to Tram’s family to pay for Mrs. Tram’s treatment.
