Meaningful gifts to the charity class on Hon Chuoi Island

The Commander of Radar Station 615, Regiment 551, Naval Region 5 Command recently visited and presented gifts to teachers and students of the Hon Chuoi Island charity class, in Song Doc town, Tran Van Thoi district, Ca Mau province.

The Hon Chuoi Island Charity Class was opened in 1995, taught by "green uniform teachers" from the Hon Chuoi Border Guard Station. Currently, the class has 32 students from grades 1 to 7 and has been recognized as a school in theeducational system of Song Doc town.

Hon Chuoi Island has an area of about 7 km2, is one of the important outpost islands in the Southwest of the Fatherland. The island has complex terrain, high slopes, harsh weather conditions, little rain, much sunshine.

Hon Chuoi Island has 39 households with 120 people living there.

Hon Chuoi Island currently has 39 households with 120 people, along with 3 military forces: Navy, Border Guard and Lighthouse. People on Hon Chuoi Island mainly live by cage fish farming, life is still difficult due to the lack of national grid electricity, schools, medical stations and frequent shortage of fresh water, which has significantly affected the lives of people and the learning of students.

The delegation kindly visited the students' lives, activities and academic achievements in the past school year; hoping that they will continue to make efforts and achieve high results in their studies in the upcoming school year.

The meaningful gifts given to teachers and students of the Hon Chuoi Island charity class this time included electrical equipment such as fans and LED bulbs to support teachers and students in their studies.

The journey "Youth for the sea and islands of the homeland" organized by the Central Youth Union presented 32 scholarships and many gifts to the students of the Hon Chuoi Island charity class to encourage teachers and students of this special charity class.

Captain Nguyen Van Duc, Political Commissar of Radar Station 615, shared: "The gift for the charity class is small but contains the affection of the officers and soldiers of the Station for the students, with the desire to share some of the difficulties and create motivation for them to strive to study well."

Also on this occasion, the journey "Youth for the sea and islands of the homeland" organized by the Central Youth Union presented 32 scholarships, 50 cartons of milk, 1 television, 5 tablets, and many other school supplies to students of the Hon Chuoi Island charity class.

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