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Tam Hop Border Guard Station brings a warm Tet holiday to people in border areas.

Dinh Tuan • January 25, 2025 11:13

Tam Hop Border Guard Station, Nghe An Border Guard Command, organized a "Zero-Cost Booth" to provide essential goods to local residents in the area under its management, helping them have a joyful Tet holiday.

bna_1(1).jpg — Tam Hop commune has 530 households and 2,600 inhabitants, with 235 poor households accounting for 40.38%. The people's income mainly depends on slash-and-burn farming and small-scale livestock raising, so the lives of the people here are facing many difficulties. Based on this situation, the Tam Hop Border Guard Post organized a "Zero-Cost Shop" for the poor right within the unit's premises. Photo: Dinh Tuan

bna_2(1).jpg — The organization of the "Zero-Cost Booth" aims to share some of the difficulties and help people improve their lives, while also demonstrating the affection and responsibility of the district's armed forces in caring for the lives of the poor. This further strengthens the solidarity between the military and the people in the border region of the Fatherland. Photo: Dinh Tuan

bna_3(1).jpg — According to Major Hoang Van Hung, a professional military officer and staff member of the Community Mobilization Team at Tam Hop Border Guard Station, many ethnic minority families in the area where the unit is stationed are facing difficult circumstances. Therefore, the officers and soldiers in the unit have collaborated with charitable organizations to donate essential goods to set up a "Zero-Cost Stall" to help alleviate the difficulties faced by the people. (Photo: Dinh Tuan)

bna_4(1).jpg — The "zero-cost stall" offers not only clothing but also items such as shoes, dishes, school bags, and school supplies, all free of charge to the public. Photo: Dinh Tuan

From early morning, the stall was bustling with people coming and going, everyone excitedly choosing the most essential items for themselves. Photo: Dinh Tuan

Mr. Luong Van Hung, from Van Mon village, Tam Hop commune, said: “When I heard that the Border Guard Post was organizing a ‘zero-cost’ stall, I came here early this morning to choose a warm jacket for myself to wear in the winter. There are many jackets here, but I only chose one that suits me, not many because I want to leave some for others.” Photo: Dinh Tuan

Adults choose shirts and pants, while the students choose school bags and school supplies... Photo: Dinh Tuan

This is a practical activity of the Tam Hop Border Guard Station, contributing to better implementation of social welfare policies by the local Party Committee and government in the area where it is stationed, and strengthening the bond between the military and the people in the border region. It contributes to building a strong national border defense system, firmly protecting national sovereignty and border security, and helping people in border areas have a warmer and more fulfilling Tet holiday. (Photo: Dinh Tuan)

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