Da Nang City Military Command visited and presented gifts to Ch'om Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities

DNO - On the occasion of the 43rd anniversary of Vietnam Teachers' Day, on November 20, a delegation from the Da Nang City Military Command led by Lieutenant Colonel Tran Kim Tuan, Deputy Commander of the City Military Command, visited, presented gifts and encouraged teachers at the Chom Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities (Hung Son Commune).

Da Nang City Military Command visited and presented gifts to Ch'om Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities. Photo: MINH THY

Ch'om Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities currently has 44 administrators, teachers and staff, teaching and caring for 320 students; of which more than 200 are boarding students from grades 3 to 9, mainly children of ethnic minorities in Hung Son commune.

At the meeting, Lieutenant Colonel Tran Kim Tuan sent his congratulations to the school and acknowledged the spirit of overcoming difficulties and the dedication of the teaching staff when staying at the school and classroom at the border.

At the same time, he emphasized that the silent sacrifices of teachers not only bring knowledge, but also contribute to building a solid foundation of people's hearts in the border areas of the Fatherland.

Sharing the difficulties of the school at a time when the locality has just been heavily affected by heavy rains and landslides, the working group presented gifts on November 20, supported instant noodles, dry food and many essential necessities; contributing to ensuring meals and living conditions for students.

Da Nang City Military Command visited and presented gifts to the Hung Son Commune Military Command. Photo: MINH THY

On the same day, Lieutenant Colonel Tran Kim Tuan visited, presented gifts and provided necessities to the Military Command of Hung Son commune. Lieutenant Colonel Tran Kim Tuan praised the unit's efforts in not fearing danger and constantly maneuvering in bad weather conditions; at the same time, encouraged the force to continue promoting a sense of responsibility and providing good support for search and rescue operations in the area.

Previously, Lieutenant Colonel Tran Kim Tuan came to burn incense, offer condolences and encourage the families of the victims in Put village - the place that suffered the most damage in the recent landslide.

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