Reporters of Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television join hundreds of reporters nationwide working at A80 Press Center

Regardless of the harsh sunlight and busy schedules, Nghe An journalists diligently recorded every moment, promptly conveying vivid images and the authentic atmosphere of the event to their hometown audience.

During the training sessions, reporters from Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television interviewed soldiers in the standing block, recorded the hardships on the training ground; and produced many reports, news, and articles reflecting the serious preparation and responsibility of the participating forces.

In addition, the crew was present early to deploy livestream, bringing to audiences inside and outside the province live, realistic frames, helping to feel more clearly the excitement, eagerness and pride spreading in the hearts of the people of the capital before the practice session.

Not only recording and transmitting information, the reporters also coordinated smoothly to capture many behind-the-scenes moments: From images of the audience pouring in from early morning to choose a favorable position, to the moments of rest and sharing with officers and soldiers of Military Region 4 at the training area at the Vietnam Ethnic Culture and Tourism Village (Hanoi).

From the urgent working rhythm at the A80 Press Center, the flow of information is connected from the Capital to all parts of the country. The people of Nghe An, as well as the people of the whole country, are looking forward to the National Day on September 2 with pride, emotion and expectation.