The An Giang Border Guard Command and the Soc Trang Border Guard Command have just held a handover ceremony for "Border Shelter" for the poor in border areas and "Comrades' House" for military families in difficult circumstances.
Accordingly, on July 13, at Dau Giong Hamlet, Tran De Town, Tran De District, Soc Trang Province. The Soc Trang Border Guard Command held an inauguration ceremony and handed over the Comrades' House to soldiers in difficult circumstances.
Major Nguyen Van Chi's family shares joy with his teammates and local authorities. Photo: Van Long
The house was handed over to Major Nguyen Van Chi, an officer of the Drug and Crime Prevention Team, Trung Binh Border Guard Station, Soc Trang Border Guard. After more than 3 months of construction, the "Comrades' House" project has been completed as planned, the house with an area of nearly 100m2 is spacious and of good quality, the total cost to build the house is more than 200 million VND; of which, the Military Telecommunications Industry Group supported 80 million VND, the remaining amount was self-funded by the family. Previously, on July 8, the Tinh Bien International Border Guard Station, An Giang Border Guard coordinated with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Tinh Bien town and the Party Committee and government of An Nong commune, Tinh Bien town, An Giang province to organize the handover ceremony of 6 "Border Warm Homes" houses to households in An Nong commune, Tinh Bien town, An Giang province. The handover ceremony of “Border Shelters” for the poor in border areas and “Comrades’ Houses” for families of soldiers in difficult circumstances organized by the Border Guard Command of An Giang and Soc Trang has many important meanings in supporting and improving the lives of disadvantaged people. “Border Shelters” and “Comrades’ Houses” help create shelters for the poor and families of soldiers in difficult circumstances, thereby improving their living conditions and quality of life. These activities demonstrate the concern of authorities and armed forces for social security issues, and at the same time demonstrate the spirit of “helping each other” in the community. The handover ceremony is not only a technical event but also an opportunity for families to interact and connect with each other, thereby promoting the spirit of solidarity and mutual assistance in life. Through activities like this, the community will be more aware of the need to support people in difficult circumstances, contributing to building a more civilized and humane society. Improving living conditions will support socio -economic development in border areas, creating a solid foundation for sustainable development of local people. The handover ceremony of “Border Shelter” and “Comrades House” not only brings practical values to families but also demonstrates the spirit of mutual love in society, contributing to creating a sustainable community./.
Thanh Tung
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