Vietnam Law Newspaper presented 2 houses to soldiers of Dong Nai Border Guard.

The ceremony was attended by Colonel Dao Cong Ly - Deputy Political Commissar of Dong Nai Provincial Border Guard; Lieutenant Colonel Ho Ngoc Minh - Deputy Chief of Politics of Dong Nai Provincial Border Guard; Mr. Luong Phi Ho - Deputy Secretary General of Law Video - Vietnam Law Newspaper together with officers and reporters of Vietnam Law Newspaper; officers and soldiers of Loc Thien, Loc Tan, Thanh Hoa Border Guard Stations and representatives of local authorities and people.

Two loving homes in the border area

The two houses handed over on this occasion are the result of the cooperation between the Vietnam Law Newspaper and the Dong Nai Provincial Border Guard, given to the families of two young soldiers who are still facing many difficulties in housing. The joy resonated on the handover day when both projects were completed, spacious, solid , and practically supporting the soldiers on the front lines.

At group 8, hamlet K54, Loc Tan commune, the house of Corporal Hoang Van Hung was given to the emotional family and the whole locality. “ We are truly grateful to the units, especially the Dong Nai Provincial Border Guard and Vietnam Law Newspaper, for joining hands to take care of the lives of people in the border areas. At According to statistics, in our village, there are still 5-6 households with especially difficult housing circumstances. We hope that in the coming time, we will continue to receive support from all levels to help them stabilize their lives , " the Village Chief shared.

Ms. Mung Thi Thu - mother of Corporal Hoang Van Hung received the Decision on handing over the Great Unity house (photo: Cao Thi)

Unable to hide her emotions when receiving the handover decision and entering the new house, Mrs. Mung Thi Thu - Corporal Hoang Van Hung's mother , choked up: " Until now , I still can't believe this is true. The day my son called to inform me that he was supported to build a house, I could only cry with joy and happiness. I am extremely grateful and always remind him to work well so as not to let down those who have helped him ."

Corporal Vo Hoang Ngoc's family could not hide their joy at the new house that was just given to them (photo: Huu Thinh)

The second roof was given to Corporal Vo Hoang Ngoc at Loc Tan Border Guard Station. Corporal Ngoc said that for many years, the mother and her four children had relied on each other in a makeshift, dilapidated house, fearing danger every rainy season. Happiness was overwhelming when the family now had a new, decent place to live, safe enough to stabilize their lives .

“ Living in a new, spacious house has always been my lifelong dream. Before, my four children and I lived temporarily in a dilapidated house. Today, when I set foot in the new house, I was so moved that I could not speak. I would like to thank the Command Board and the Vietnam Law Newspaper for building this loving home for me . This is a great encouragement that helps me feel secure in my work and dedicate my life to the green shirt . ”

Lieutenant Colonel Ho Ngoc Minh - Deputy Head of Political Department of Dong Nai Provincial Border Guard hopes that in the coming time, Vietnam Law Newspaper will continue to accompany in many meaningful activities (photo: Cao Thi)

Representative of the Border Guard of Dong Nai province, Lieutenant Colonel Ho Ngoc Minh - Deputy Head of Political Department , said that both comrades who received houses had very special circumstances, having had difficulty with housing for many years. When the "Return to the Border Area" Program of Vietnam Law Newspaper was deployed, the unit considered and agreed to choose to support the two young soldiers to help them stabilize their lives before the Lunar New Year.

“ During the review process, the Party Committee and the Command paid special attention and promptly thought of to these two cases so that comrades can work with peace of mind. We hope that in the coming time, the Dong Nai Border Guard and Vietnam Law Newspaper will continue to accompany each other in many meaningful activities, contributing to better care for the lives of officers, soldiers and people in the border area . – Lieutenant Colonel Ho Ngoc Minh emphasized.

Spreading the spirit of solidarity and responsibility to the community

The donation of two houses not only represents material support but also demonstrates the spirit of mutual love and solidarity, the cooperation of the press, armed forces, local authorities and people in the work. take care of border life

House handover ceremony for Dong Nai border guards (photo: Huu Thinh)

The two shelters handed over on the same day are a timely source of encouragement, giving the soldiers more strength to overcome difficulties, work with peace of mind and strive to build a better life. Vietnam Law Newspaper hopes that these houses will be a solid foundation, helping families stabilize their housing and allowing soldiers at the border to continue to fulfill their mission of protecting the peace of the Fatherland and the people.

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