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Maintaining peace on the border, celebrating Independence Day with the people.

Hoai Thu • August 30, 2025 10:20

To contribute to the people of the highlands in celebrating the great national holiday, Border Guard units have intensified their efforts since August to maintain security and peace along the border before, during, and after the ceremony.

z6908453113440_37d0342959ade50e1c1e64bb87ef2a56(1).jpg — At the Muong Ai Border Guard Post, combat readiness is strictly maintained. This is especially intensified before, during, and after the commemoration of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd. Photo: Hoai Thu

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Dinh Vien, Commander of the Muong Ai Border Guard Station, said that the unit manages and protects over 51 km of border, 9 border markers, and 5 pairs of boundary posts; and manages the Muong Tip commune area, comprising 15 villages with over 6,400 inhabitants. People in the highland communes of Nghe An province have a tradition of organizing activities to celebrate Independence Day every year on the occasion of the National Day on September 2nd. During this time, the unit maintains a strict combat readiness duty; organizes comprehensive border and boundary marker patrols; and deploys personnel to monitor the local situation so that the people can celebrate the nation's major holidays peacefully and joyfully. Photo: Hoai Thu

The Muong Ai Border Guard Post, like other Border Guard units throughout the province, is consistently instructed to maintain and practice combat readiness plans and transition to combat readiness status as directed by the Command; proactively handling situations involving natural disasters, epidemics, fires, and forest fires occurring in the area. Photo: Hoai Thu

z6908453143094_fc53c74176082e91eb5d54aea0c53dfe-3fab1087927ef5578ee3fa90cf4a754c.jpg — Officers and soldiers of the Muong Ai Border Guard Post march to protect the border and boundary markers. Photo: Hoai Thu.

Soldiers of the Muong Ai Border Guard Post hoist the national flag alongside local Party committee and authorities to celebrate the anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2, 2025. Photo: Hoai Thu

Chỉ huy Đồn BP Mường Ải — The commander of the Muong Ai Border Guard Post meets with village officials to disseminate information on border security measures during the Independence Day holiday. Photo: Hoai Thu

Đồn Tam Hợp đào — In Tam Thai commune, officers and soldiers of the Tam Hop Border Guard Post are also maintaining combat readiness while preparing for military exercises. Photo: Hoai Thu

đồn TH — Lieutenant Colonel Truong Tan Bien, Political Officer of Tam Hop Border Guard Station, said that from the beginning of 2025 until now, especially since the beginning of August 2025, the unit has organized many patrols and deployed hundreds of officers and soldiers to educate and persuade 25 households/76 people to relocate to safe areas to prevent landslides; overcome the consequences after tornadoes; relocate property and help people and schools in the area. Photo: Hoai Thu

Đồn Tam Hợp làm cầu tạm qua suối — Border guards at Tam Hop Border Post build a temporary bridge across a stream to support local people in transportation and agricultural production. Photo: Hoai Thu

“Besides organizing patrols, controlling and strictly managing the border and border gates, and promptly and correctly handling incidents according to policies and strategies, the unit also contributes to building a peaceful border, maintaining territorial sovereignty, border lines, and national boundary markers together with the local Party committee and government. In the photo: Officers and soldiers of the armed forces in Tam Thai commune participate in a weekly flag-raising ceremony to commemorate National Day on September 2, 2025. Photo: Hoai Thu

BP diễn tâpk — Colonel Ho Quyet Thang, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of the Nghe An Provincial Border Guard Command, stated: The Command Headquarters and subordinate units strictly maintain a high level of readiness for combat in all situations, including maintaining 100% of personnel on duty and ready for combat, managing and protecting the national border at border guard posts. Mobile teams have been established at the Command Headquarters of border guard posts to handle any unexpected situations. Photo: Hai Thuong

Colonel Ho Quyet Thang also emphasized: The grassroots units are closely coordinating with the border management and protection forces of our neighboring country (Laos) to proactively grasp all situations early and from afar; strengthening bilateral patrols along the border; strictly inspecting and controlling at border gates to detect and promptly handle any incidents that occur, absolutely preventing the emergence of hotspots along the border… before, during, and after the holiday. (Photo: Hoai Thu)

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