Construction of 'Great Unity' house for families of new soldiers preparing to join the army begins
In order to promptly encourage new recruits to confidently perform their military service, the Military Command of Tuong Duong district has coordinated with local Party committees, authorities, departments, branches and organizations to mobilize them to join hands to contribute funds to support the construction and repair of houses for families of new recruits preparing to join the army in 2025 who are in difficult circumstances.
Through screening young men preparing to join the army in 2025, it was found that the family of new recruit Kha Vu Hao, in Dinh Yen village, Yen Hoa commune, is a poor household in the locality. The whole family is currently living in a makeshift house that is seriously degraded and unsafe during storms. Meanwhile, Kha Vu Hao's parents are freelancers with an unstable income, just enough to cover their living expenses, so they cannot afford to rebuild or repair the house.
In order to promptly encourage new recruits to confidently perform their military service, the Military Command of Tuong Duong district coordinated with local Party committees, authorities, departments, branches and organizations to mobilize them to join hands in contributing funds to support the construction and repair of a house for Kha Vu Hao's family.
Accordingly, the house is built with bricks, roofed with heat-insulating corrugated iron, and the floor is tiled. The total usable area is about 70m2.2. The Military Command of Tuong Duong district supported 60 million VND and an additional 10 tons of cement, and also mobilized the commune militia to support working days to build the house. It is expected that the house will be completed and handed over by the end of March 2025. The entire cost was mobilized by the Military Command of Tuong Duong district through donations from agencies and units inside and outside the province.
Young man Kha Vu Hao happily shared: “I am very happy and proud to be able to join the military service this time. The joy is doubled when my superiors care and build a solid house for my family to replace the temporary house where my family is currently living. Having a solid house helps me feel secure during my time in the army. This is a great motivation to help me feel more confident when entering the military environment.”
It is known that in the coming time, the Military Command of Tuong Duong district will continue to start building 3 more houses, including 1 house for young people joining the military service in 2025, 1 house for soldiers currently performing their service and 1 house for discharged soldiers.
Along with financial support for house construction, the Military Command of Tuong Duong district also advised the district Military Service Council and directed agencies and units to do a good job of visiting, encouraging, and giving gifts to young people before they leave for military service.
