Military Command of Hoang Mai province and town visits the family of fishermen whose boat sank at sea

The delegation of the Provincial Military Command led by Senior Lieutenant Colonel Thai Duc Hanh, Political Commissar of the Provincial Military Command, came to offer condolences to the family of the deceased sailor Nguyen Van Hoa (born in 1980), residing in Phong Thai hamlet, Tien Thuy commune, and sent condolences and encouragement to the families of sailors who are in distress and missing at sea.

Visiting and encouraging families of sailors missing at sea in Tien Thuy commune. Photo: Trong Kien

In addition, Lieutenant Colonel Thai Duc Hanh also requested the Military Command of Quynh Luu district to review and grasp the circumstances of families with deceased and missing members, especially families of policy beneficiaries and families with revolutionary contributions, to promptly support and encourage families to overcome this pain and loss.

On this occasion, the Delegation presented support money to families of missing and deceased crew members, 1 million VND per family.

Trong Kien

Same day,The working delegation of Hoang Mai town led by Mr. Dam Huu Hong - Standing Deputy Secretary of the Town Party Committee visited, encouraged and presented 39 million VND in support to the families of 19 crew members of the NA 95889 TS ship in Tien Thuy commune, Quynh Luu district.

Visiting the family of the crew in Quynh Luu.

The delegation visited and expressed condolences to the family of Nguyen Van Hoa, born in 1980, residing in Phong Thai hamlet, Tien Thuy commune, Quynh Luu district. When the fishing boat sank, Hoa was rescued, but because he could not find his son Nguyen Van Phong, he jumped into the sea to search for him, resulting in his death. Phong, born in 2002, is still missing. Along with Phong, Hoa's family also has two nephews, Nguyen Van Tung and Nguyen Van Manh, who are also crew members on the missing ship.

The delegation also visited and encouraged the families of the remaining missing crew members, and met with the nine lucky crew members who were rescued and returned.