Handing over the House of Gratitude to Mrs. Ro Au H'hra's family

On the morning of April 3, Dak Lak Provincial Police coordinated with the District Party Committee and People's Committee of Ea H'leo district to organize a ceremony to hand over a Gratitude house to the family of Ms. Ro Au H'hra (born in 1989, residing in Dang hamlet, Ea H'leo commune).

Attending the house handover ceremony were Colonel Nguyen Hong Phong, Director of the Department of Internal Security - Ministry of Public Security ; Major General Le Vinh Quy, Director of the Provincial Police; along with representatives of the leaders of the Provincial Police's professional departments and leaders of the District Party Committee and People's Committee of Ea H'leo district.

Major General Le Vinh Quy, Director of the Provincial Police Department, spoke at the house handover ceremony.

This is an activity in response to the movement "Join hands to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses" launched by the Prime Minister, associated with the project of socio- economic development, ensuring national defense and security in the Central Highlands.

At the ceremony, Major General Le Vinh Quy informed that in 2025, Dak Lak province will deploy and implement 4 projects to build houses for policy families, poor households, and near-poor households in the area. In particular, the Provincial Police were assigned to preside over the construction of 4,285 new houses for poor and near-poor households with a budget of 80 million VND/house. This is the largest project to support the construction of houses for poor and near-poor households in the province so far.

Delegates attending the house handover ceremony.

Since the beginning of March 2025, the provincial police force has started construction of 1,886 houses (36 houses have been completed and handed over to the people). The provincial police strive to complete the entire project before August 15, 2025, to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the People's Public Security Forces' Traditional Day (August 19, 1945 - August 19, 2025).

Colonel Nguyen Hong Phong, Director of the Department of Internal Security - Ministry of Public Security, presented gifts to Ms. Ro Au H'hra's family.

Speaking at the ceremony, Major General Le Vinh Quy emphasized: In recent years, for many different reasons, a number of ethnic minority people in Dak Lak have believed and followed bad people's enticements, enticements, and sold their assets to leave their homeland and illegally migrate to Thailand with the illusion of a happy life and high income.

However, when arriving in Thailand, people did not enjoy the conditions as promised by the subjects, but instead lived a miserable life, rented a house to live in, had no jobs, children could not go to school, were sick and did not receive medical care... many people even violated the law and were arrested and prosecuted by the Royal Thai Police...

Major General Le Vinh Quy, Director of the Provincial Police Department, presented a symbolic plaque of support for house construction.

Implementing the lenient and humane policy of our Party and State, with the spirit of "mutual love and affection" of the great national unity bloc, from 2020 to now, the Ministry of Public Security together with the authorities at all levels of Dak Lak province have propagated, mobilized, and created conditions for 42 people to return home to reunite with their families. Among them is the family of Ms. Ro Au H'hra.

In order to promptly support Mrs. Ro Au H'hra's family to soon stabilize their lives, Dak Lak Provincial Police together with authorities at all levels promptly provided essential necessities, reissued personal documents, created conditions for the couple's 3 children to go to school, and helped find jobs for Mrs. Ro Au H'hra and her husband.

Mr. Kpa Xuyen (Mrs. Ro Au H'hra's husband) expressed his thanks.

Based on the assessment of the current situation and demand for residential and production land, the Provincial Police reported to the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial People's Committee to consider, supplement and urgently build a house for Mrs. Ro Au H'hra's family so that they can soon have a stable place to live. After 15 days of construction, this meaningful house has been completed and handed over to the family for use.

Through this, Dak Lak Provincial Police hope that people living in the province will focus on taking care of their work, production, and enriching their families and hometowns. In addition, people need to be vigilant, not believe, not listen, not follow the incitement, enticement, and enticement of bad people to sell their assets, leave their hometowns and families to illegally reside in Thailand as well as other countries.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202504/ban-giao-nha-tinh-nghia-tang-gia-dinh-ba-ro-au-hhra-f9e14a8/