Border guards give 2,000 banh tet and dry food to people in flood-affected areas

DNO - On the afternoon of November 3, the City Border Guard Command announced that the Youth Union and Women's Union of the City Border Guard had just coordinated with Binh Minh Border Guard Station to organize a gift-giving ceremony to support and share difficulties with people in the two communes of Thang An and Thang Truong.

The Youth Union - Women's Union of the City Border Guard coordinated with Binh Minh Border Guard Station and benefactors to give many gifts to households affected by floods. Photo: DOAN QUANG

Through the activity, the units presented 2,000 banh tet and dry food, along with 50 cash gifts, totaling 35 million VND to households severely affected by floods.

On the morning of November 3, Hai Van Border Guard Station mobilized forces to be on duty in Nam Yen village (Hai Van ward) and Me Suot street (Hoa Khanh ward) to proactively support people.

In the area of ​​Alley 127/40 Me Suot Street (Hoa Khanh Ward) flooded due to heavy rain.

On the morning of November 3, the Hai Van Border Guard Station brought Mr. Le Phuc Vinh (1961), residing at Alley 127/40, Me Suot Street, who had a stroke and could not walk, to a safe location. Photo: BAO LAM

Upon receiving the information, Hai Van Border Guard Station mobilized forces on duty in the above area to assist in evacuating people to safety.

In Nam Yen Village area (Hai Van ward), Hai Van Border Guard forces coordinated with the ward Military Command to clean up mud and soil that had slid down the residential road.

In Nam Yen village (Hai Van ward), Hai Van Border Guard officers and soldiers coordinated with the ward's Military Command to clean up mud and soil that had slid onto the residential road. Photo: Hai Van Border Guard Station

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