Bringing the warmth of spring to the coastal region.

In the days leading up to Tet (Lunar New Year), Khanh Hoi Border Guard Station brought the warmth of spring to the people in the coastal border region through the "Spring Border Guard Program: Warming the Hearts of the People" in 2026. Beyond caring for the Tet celebrations with concrete and practical actions, the program also deeply spread the spirit of camaraderie between the military and the people, making the spring season in this remote area even more complete, warm, and full of love.

• Bringing a warm Tet holiday to underprivileged children in Cai Doi Vam commune.
• A warm Tet holiday in the coastal and island border regions.
• Bringing the warmth of Tet to the southernmost tip of Vietnam.
• Tet holiday filled with camaraderie among fellow countrymen.

One of the program's highlights was the preparation of over 150 traditional Tet-style sticky rice cakes (banh tet). These cakes, symbolizing compassion and generosity, were delivered directly to families receiving government assistance, impoverished households, and those facing difficult circumstances in the area, contributing to sharing and bringing them a warmer and more fulfilling Tet holiday.

Officers and soldiers of the Khanh Hoi Border Guard Station, along with local people, gathered to wrap banh tet (traditional Vietnamese rice cakes), a meaningful activity marking the beginning of the "Spring Border Guard Program: Warming the Hearts of Local People" in 2026.

In parallel, the Khanh Hoi Border Guard Station also organized many folk games and exchange activities for youth union members and border guard officers and soldiers, creating a healthy and cohesive playground, helping local youth have the opportunity to meet, learn, and strengthen solidarity. In particular, the "0-dong" (zero-cost) stall with many essential items for Tet (Lunar New Year) was meticulously prepared and became a meaningful highlight, attracting many people to visit and receive gifts with joy and excitement.

These heartwarming sticky rice cakes were prepared and sent as gifts to families receiving government assistance, impoverished households, and those facing difficult circumstances in the area.

Lieutenant Colonel Doan Van Nghia, Deputy Political Officer of Khanh Hoi Border Guard Station, said that the Tet (Lunar New Year) celebration between the military and the people is a meaningful activity, demonstrating the affection and responsibility of border guard officers and soldiers towards the people in the area. This is not only an opportunity to celebrate the New Year with the people, but also contributes to further strengthening the close and inseparable bond between the military and the people.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Ut happily shared: “We are very happy to receive these gifts, and we also get to shop at the 'zero-cost' stall. The villagers feel very warmhearted. Not only do we have a more fulfilling Tet holiday, but we also receive free health check-ups and are cared for both materially and spiritually.”

The "zero-cost" stalls, offering essential items for Tet (Lunar New Year), attracted a large number of shoppers in a joyful atmosphere.

In addition to caring for people's material needs, the unit also coordinated the organization of free medical examinations, health consultations, and medication distribution for over 100 people. From early morning, the examination area attracted a large number of people, including many elderly people, women, and children. With a high sense of responsibility and a heart dedicated to serving the people, the medical staff diligently inquired about health, checked health, and advised on how to prevent common diseases, helping to alleviate the financial burden of medical expenses for poor and disadvantaged households.

The medical team diligently checked the health of the people, demonstrating the sense of responsibility and compassion of border guards towards the people.

Mr. Duong Van Khanh emotionally said: "We are truly touched to receive free medical check-ups, medicine, and Tet gifts from the border guards. Not only is it less worrying about medicine during Tet, but we also clearly feel the thoughtful care and concern of the soldiers on the border."

On this occasion, the Khanh Hoi Border Guard Station also presented over 160 Tet gifts from sponsors to policy beneficiary families; students in the "Helping Children Go to School - Children Adopted by Border Guard Stations" program and underprivileged students who have overcome difficulties, with a total value of over 80 million VND. These gifts not only have material value but also demonstrate the concern, responsibility, and spirit of sharing of the Border Guard force towards the people in the coastal border area.

Comrade Dang Viet Hung, Member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and Head of Political Affairs of the Provincial Border Guard Command, and representatives from Nam A Bank presented gifts to the local people .

The "Springtime at the Border Guard: Warming the Hearts of the People" program is not only an opportunity to care for the material and spiritual lives of the people, but also continues the fine tradition of military-civilian solidarity. The heartfelt sticky rice cakes, Tet gifts, "zero-cost" stalls, and the radiant smiles of the people warmed the spring atmosphere, deeply spreading the meaning of the Tet holiday between the military and the people in the coastal and island regions, contributing to strengthening the people's trust in the Party, the State, and the Border Guard forces, so that each spring truly becomes a spring of enduring solidarity.

Thanh Toan

Source: https://baocamau.vn/mang-xuan-am-den-vung-bien-a126195.html