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Australian-Vietnamese adoptees ongoing search for family 50 years on from the Vietnam War

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As the world marks 50 years since the fall of Saigon and end of the Vietnam War, a group of adoptees who were taken out of the country prior to 1975, are racing against time to find the mothers they were separated from. An event spearheaded by Australian-Vietnamese adoptees saw a group embark on a bike ride to raise money for elderly Vietnamese residents and spread awareness of their ongoing search for family.
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