According to Major Nguyen Ngoc Tuan, he and his wife have three sons, the eldest is preparing to enter grade 11 this year, and the two younger twins are about to enter grade 4. Due to the parents' job transfer, from now on, the eldest will go to school by bus and eat and rest at school; the two younger children will be sent back to their hometown in Tuy Hoa ward, Dak Lak province, and asked their grandparents to take care of them and pick them up and take them to class. Every day, the couple spends time calling via Zalo and Facebook to chat, encourage, and guide their children to do their homework 2-3 times. As if understanding the hardships of their parents, the children are all well-behaved, self-disciplined, and understanding. Every night before going to bed, they text and call to encourage and wish their parents a good job. In the morning, when they wake up, the children take turns helping their grandparents sweep the house, wash the dishes, water the plants, and then take the time to study.

Major Nguyen Ngoc Tuan took advantage of his day off to help his children with their homework.

Although the Provincial Party Committee Office and the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command are quite close to each other, because both agencies have not yet arranged public housing and social housing for the newly-transferred couples from the old Phu Yen , after their transfer, Mr. Tuan and Ms. Thao still have to live in two places, eat in two kitchens, and sleep in two beds. After nearly two weeks of receiving the assignment and getting acquainted with the work at the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command, recently, Major Nguyen Ngoc Tuan was assigned by his superiors to be in charge of the militia and self-defense force in the coastal communes near his home so that he could take advantage of the opportunity to supervise and supervise his children. Implementing the two-level local government model, the area of the communes is larger, the organization, number of troops, weapons, and equipment have changed a lot, so every day he has to race against time, determined to excellently complete the assigned tasks. “We will try to overcome all difficulties during this period and work well. My wife and I plan to rent a small house in Buon Ma Thuot ward, Dak Lak province when work gradually stabilizes so that the whole family can reunite and gather together,” Major Nguyen Ngoc Tuan confided.

Article and photos: TRONG KHANG

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