Make the block more beautiful

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of March 20, Ha Huy Tap Ward (Vinh City) organized a launching ceremony for a general environmental cleaning campaign in the entire ward.

This is a meaningful activity aiming at the goal of building Ha Huy Tap ward into a civilized urban ward; celebrating the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and towards the election day of the 14th National Assembly and People's Councils at all levels for the 2016-2021 term.

Scene of the launching ceremony.

Immediately after the launching ceremony, Ha Huy Tap ward assigned ward officials and civil servants to stay in the area in blocks and complicated routes to direct and urge organizations, agencies, units located in the ward and all people to clean up the area.

The Ward Youth Union coordinates with the Youth Union branches and the Youth Unions of Nghe An University of Economics; Nghe An College of Economics and Digital Technology 1; Ethnic Boarding High School and Nguyen Truong To High School to mobilize union members and youth to clean up spontaneous garbage collection points and public areas; and remove and erase classified advertising signs in the entire ward.

The Principal, staff, lecturers and employees of Nghe An College of Economics and Technology No. 1 personally cleaned the sidewalk on Le Nin Street, in front of the school campus.

Staff, teachers and students of Nguyen Truong To High School cleaned up the school area.

Officers and soldiers of Nghe An Provincial Military School cleaned and removed fences on the sidewalk of Tue Tinh Street.

Tan Hoa block residents clean up the residential area together.

The "Green Sunday" campaign in Ha Huy Tap ward mobilized nearly 1,500 union members, youth, students, and thousands of officials, civil servants, and workers in agencies, businesses located in the ward, and people in 22 blocks to participate.

After this campaign, Ha Huy Tap ward plans to assign the Women's Union, Veterans' Union, and Youth Union organizations to take charge of and build self-managed roads to ensure sustainable sanitation, making the neighborhood increasingly clean, beautiful, and civilized.

Minh Chi