Every natural disaster leaves behind immeasurable losses. Houses are destroyed, fields are devastated, and village roads are submerged in cold water. In such circumstances, the people are not alone. Uncle Ho's soldiers are always the first to arrive, leading the rescue operations, helping people evacuate from dangerous areas; bringing the elderly and children to safety; bringing each meal, each bottle of water, each blanket to each isolated household.
Many times, the media and social networks have spread touching images: A soldier carrying a baby across a raging river; soldiers resting on muddy ground after many hours of duty; the whole unit hastily eating a meal in the pouring rain to save time to return to rescue people... Those images not only moved people but also added to their belief in the blood bond between the army and the people - a precious tradition that the Vietnam People's Army has built and preserved for the past 80 years.
In the eyes of people in flood-hit areas, soldiers are not only saviors but also the embodiment of faith and hope. The presence of armed forces has eased anxiety and panic during natural disasters. The dedication, resilience and sense of responsibility of soldiers not only help stabilize life in the present but also arouse in the community a spirit of solidarity and sharing.
Natural disasters will pass, but what Uncle Ho's soldiers left in the hearts of the people will last forever.
Minh Ngoc
Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/xa-hoi/202510/ngon-lua-am-giua-thien-tai-06721d4/
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