Thanh Thuy Border Guard Station with the Program "Shelter for the poor"
(Baonghean.vn) - In addition to performing well the task of protecting the country's borders, Thanh Thuy Border Guard Station (Thanh Chuong) has actively carried out a campaign for the poor associated with the content of "learning and following the moral example of Ho Chi Minh".
Major Nguyen Hoang Nam - Political Commissar of Thanh Thuy Border Gate Station (Thanh Chuong, Nghe An) said: During the implementation of the campaign "Warm homes for the poor in border and island areas" launched by the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, the Border Guard Command and the People's Army Newspaper, officers and soldiers of the Station donated together with mass organizations to build 12 solidarity houses for poor households in the area, of which 6 houses were mobilized and contributed entirely by officers and soldiers of the Station.
Officers and soldiers of Thanh Thuy Border Guard Station donate to support the poor
From the results of the campaign “Warm home for the poor at the border”, officers and soldiers of Thanh Thuy border post continue to maintain the donation activity to help comrades in difficulty, support poor people to develop the economy. Therefore, in the collective activities of the post, the donation activity with the theme “saving spending to help the poor” is carried out by each officer and soldier with a very high spirit of volunteerism.
Holding coins in his hand to put into the savings box, soldier Vo Dinh Truong shared: My teammates and I are very happy to know that our small amount of money has contributed to helping poor households improve their lives.
This activity is associated with the content of "studying and following the moral example of Ho Chi Minh" by many border posts along the border of Nghe An province. The companionship of border guards with the people in the border areas has contributed to building a strong military-civilian bond, building a solid people's border defense posture along the country's border.
Hai Thuong
