The 16th Army Corps handed over a house of gratitude in Nghe An

Being a policy family, worshiping two martyrs, for many years now Mrs. Tam's family has lived in a seriously degraded level 4 house, without the means to repair it. Her family's circumstances are still difficult, her husband, veteran Chu Quang Uy, is suffering from a serious illness.

Promoting the spirit of "mutual love", Army Corps 16 supported funds to build a decent house for Mrs. Tam's family to stabilize their lives, contributing to eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses for poor and near-poor households in Hung Chau commune. The level 4 house has a usable area of nearly ^100m2 , the construction cost more than 100 million VND, of which Army Corps 16 supported 80 million VND, the rest was contributed by the family.

Leaders of Army Corps 16 and the Party Committee and government of Hung Chau commune presented support for building a house of gratitude to Ms. Nguyen Thi Tam's family. Photo: DVCC

Speaking at the ceremony, Colonel Trinh Pham Hoa, Party Secretary, Deputy Commander of the 16th Army Corps, emphasized: The 16th Army Corps always determines that implementing preferential policies for people with meritorious services is not only a duty and responsibility but also a regular and long-term task of the entire political system, of each cadre, soldier, employee, and laborer of the Corps in front of the noble and steadfast sacrifice of heroic martyrs and policy families. The program of eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses not only helps people settle down but also vividly demonstrates the spirit of serving the people of the Vietnam People's Army, including the 16th Army Corps.

Vu Thuyen

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/xa-hoi/202510/binh-doan-16-ban-giao-nha-tinh-nghia-tai-nghe-an-e4d1486/