• Visiting and presenting gifts to officers, soldiers, and people of Tien Hai island commune.
  • Visiting and presenting gifts to officers, soldiers, and people of Tho Chau island commune.
  • Visiting and giving gifts to officers and soldiers on Nam Du Island - the final stop on the sea voyage to visit the southwestern islands.

This ship not only checks combat readiness, but also carries the spirit of spring and deep affection from the mainland to the units on the southern islands. and the ships are carrying out missions in the waters bordering Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. On board Coast Guard vessel number 805, not only are goods and Tet gifts being transported, but also the trust, responsibility, and concern of the Party, State, and people of the whole country are being sent to the military and people on the front lines of the Fatherland.


" I am deeply moved that, despite harsh weather and hydrological conditions, and with the Lunar New Year approaching, the naval forces on duty at sea remain determined to overcome all difficulties and fulfill their assigned tasks," shared Lieutenant General Bui Quoc Oai, Political Commissar of the Vietnam Coast Guard.


After more than six hours sailing from Phu Quoc Special Economic Zone, the delegation arrived at Tho Chau Special Economic Zone port – an area of ​​particularly crucial strategic importance for national defense, security, and maritime sovereignty . Spring on Tho Chu Island, though simple, is filled with the warmth of the military-civilian bond among the officers, soldiers, and people. The ships arriving during the days leading up to Tet (Lunar New Year) not only carry goods and Tet gifts, but also carry hope and warmth from the mainland.

Lieutenant General Bui Quoc Oai, Political Commissar of the Vietnam Coast Guard, presents gifts and visits residents in the Tho Chau special zone. Lieutenant General Bui Quoc Oai, Political Commissar of the Vietnam Coast Guard, presents gifts and visits residents in the Tho Chau special zone.

Comrade Lam Van Hien, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the People's Committee of Tho Chau Special Zone, happily shared: "Although there are still many difficulties, the attention and support from the Party, the State, and the people on the mainland are an immense source of encouragement, helping the forces and people on the island to confidently fulfill all tasks."

Unable to hide his emotion upon receiving Tet gifts from the mainland, Mr. Nguyen Van Trung, from Bai Ngu hamlet, shared: "These days, the people are all waiting for the ships from the mainland, not just to receive gifts, but to feel the affection and concern from the mainland for the people on the island."