My Ly Border Guard Station inaugurates and hands over 3 houses for comrades.
On August 23rd, authorized by the Command Board of the Border Guard of Nghe An province, My Ly Border Guard Station held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over "Comrade Houses" for 2025 to three soldiers of the unit who are in difficult circumstances.
Three military personnel from the unit were awarded "Comrade Houses" on this occasion: Major Dau Quang Long - member of the Armed Forces Team; Captain Moong Van Tho - member of the Anti-Drug and Crime Team; and Senior Lieutenant Vu Ba Denh - member of the Armed Forces Team.
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It is known that the families of the aforementioned soldiers are all from disadvantaged backgrounds and have not yet had the means to build sturdy houses to live in. The three "Comrade Houses," with areas ranging from 60 to 75 square meters, will begin construction at the end of April 2025.2With a scale of 3 rooms, a corrugated iron roof, brick (wooden) walls, and tiled floor, it is sufficient for the long-term needs of the family; with financial support of 60 million VND for each house from the Ministry of National Defense, in addition to contributions of funds, building materials, and labor from relatives, neighbors, and officers and soldiers of the My Ly Border Guard Post.
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Lieutenant Colonel Bui Hong Manh, Deputy Political Officer of My Ly Border Guard Station, said: "The three houses that have been built and completed and put into use contribute to helping military families have stable and sturdy housing, allowing soldiers to feel more secure in their work and successfully complete all assigned tasks."
These are also meaningful and practical projects undertaken by the unit's officers and soldiers to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd.
