Giving national flags to Co Tu ethnic people to celebrate Independence Day

TPO – To celebrate the 79th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2, Ga Ry Border Guard Station (Border Guard of Quang Nam province) presented 300 national flags and welcome banners to the people of Gari and Ch'om communes (Tay Giang district, Quang Nam province) to celebrate Independence Day.

Officers of Ga Ry Border Guard Station prepared 300 national flags to give to the people of Gari and Ch'om communes.

Presenting the national flag to village elder Riah Dip (G'lao village, Ga Ry commune).

Officers and soldiers of Ga Ry Border Guard Station give national flags to people.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Phuc Truong, Political Commissar of Ga Ry Border Guard Station, said that the unit manages the area of Ga Ry and Ch'om communes with a total of 12 villages, more than 90% of the population are Co Tu ethnic people. People always follow the Party's policies and the State's laws. Although life is still difficult, people always strive to develop the economy and escape poverty.

In addition to giving and guiding people to hang the national flag to celebrate the great national holiday, the officers of Ga Ry Border Guard Station combined propaganda about the significance and historical value of the August Revolution and National Day, thereby arousing national pride and determination, together with the officers and soldiers of Ga Ry Border Guard Station, to firmly protect the territorial sovereignty , national border security and build an increasingly prosperous border area.

Officers of Ga Ry Border Guard Station and people of Ch'nóc village, Ch'ỏm commune planted the national flag along the inter-village road.

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