New Year's Eve Dinner in Detention Camp
(Baonghean.vn) - Prisoners gathered around a meal tray including banh chung, jellied meat, pickled onions, green vegetables and decorated with blooming peach blossoms and sparkling lights to prepare for the upcoming Tet holiday.
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| Before the New Year's Eve meal, the inmates took the opportunity to decorate peach blossoms to add to the bustling atmosphere of Tet. Photo: Pham Bang |
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| To create conditions for prisoners to have a warm Tet holiday, the leaders of Nghe An Provincial Police Detention Center decided to increase the food rations 5 times higher than usual in the New Year's Eve meal. This is the effort of the Board of Supervisors, officers and soldiers of the unit for prisoners in addition to the prescribed Tet meal. Photo: Pham Bang |
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| The New Year's Eve meal in the detention camp is still full of Tet flavors, with banh chung, jellied meat, fish, green vegetables, pickled onions... All are prepared by the prisoners' hands with many available food ingredients in the camp. Photo: Pham Bang |
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| It has become a tradition that every year around December 24, Nghe An Provincial Police Detention Center organizes a New Year's Eve dinner for prisoners serving their sentences there. Although they are in prison, the image of their family is always present, motivating them to try to reform well, return soon, and rebuild their lives after past mistakes. Pham Bang |
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| "The meal is the heart of the prison officers, and also to encourage prisoners to continue to strive in reform and work to have their sentences reduced and soon return to their families and society," said Lieutenant Colonel Dinh Ngoc Dung - Warden of the Detention Camp of Nghe An Provincial Police. |
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| Lieutenant Colonel Dinh Ngoc Dung - Warden of the Provincial Police Detention Center, came to each table, asked about the health of each prisoner, and wished them a warm and happy meal. Photo: Pham Bang |
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| Prisoners gathered around the New Year's Eve dinner table, like a family, chatting happily to ease the longing for their loved ones during the traditional New Year of the nation. This is the 9th consecutive year that Nghe An Police Detention Center has organized a New Year's Eve dinner, celebrating Tet and welcoming Spring for prisoners. Photo: Pham Bang |
