Inauguration and handover of a soldier's home in the border area.

(Baonghean.vn) -On April 26th, in Na Loi border commune, Ky Son district, the Nghe An Border Guard Command, in coordination with the local authorities, held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over a "Soldier's Home in the Border Area" to Senior Lieutenant Luong Van Tu, the reconnaissance team leader of the Na Loi Border Guard Post. This is the first house completed in the program to build 40 "Soldier's Homes in the Border Area" for military personnel of the Nghe An Border Guard.

Delegates cut the ribbon to inaugurate the "Soldiers' Home on the Border".

The family of Senior Lieutenant Luong Van Tu, formerly residing in Na Khuong village, Na Loi commune, faced difficult circumstances. The entire family lived in a dilapidated and unsafe house, especially during storms. They were selected by the Nghe An Border Guard Command to receive support for the construction of a "Soldier's Home on the Border." Construction of Senior Lieutenant Tu's house began on March 24, 2014. With a usable area of ​​over 120 square meters, it is a stilt house with a cement foundation, brick walls, wooden siding, and a corrugated iron roof, ensuring the family's living needs are met. The total construction cost was over 200 million VND. Of this, the Nghe An Border Guard Command contributed 60,000,000 VND from contributions by officers and soldiers, while the remainder came from financial and material contributions from the family, relatives, and the labor assistance of officers and soldiers from the Na Loi Border Guard Post.

The house was completed just two months after construction began, ensuring it was on schedule and built to a high standard, providing long-lasting usability and allowing soldier Tú to focus on his work with peace of mind.

Na Loi Border Guard Post and local authorities presented gifts to the family of Senior Lieutenant Luong Van Tu.

Speaking at the ceremony, Lieutenant Colonel Le Nhu Cuong, Deputy Head of Political Affairs of the Nghe An Border Guard Command, expressed his gratitude to the local Party committee and government for creating favorable conditions and cooperating with the Border Guard Command to effectively implement the construction of "Border Guard Soldiers' Homes" to help Border Guard officers overcome difficulties, improve their lives, and successfully complete their assigned tasks.

At the inauguration and handover ceremony of the "Soldier's Home on the Border," the local Party committee, government, and Na Loi Border Guard Post presented the family of Senior Lieutenant Tú with some daily necessities.

Le Thach