Comrade Le Xuan Dai visits combat units on Tet holiday
(Baonghean.vn) - The Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee visited and listened to reports on the Lunar New Year plan at mobile police units and 113 police.
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On the morning of February 10, comrade Le Xuan Dai - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee led a working delegation to visit combat units in Vinh City. Accompanying the delegation were representatives of the Provincial Police, Fire Prevention and Fighting Police and the Provincial Military Command. In the photo, comrade Le Xuan Dai visited Regiment 764, stationed in Nghi Kim commune. Photo: Tien Hung |
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Before that, the delegation also visited and presented gifts at the Nghe An Provincial Police Detention Center. According to the camp leader, the unit will also organize a feast for the prisoners to celebrate Tet on the occasion of Tet. The feast at the camp is different from Tet at home only in that there is no alcohol. Photo: Tien Hung |
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The delegation visited, presented gifts and listened to a report on the security plan for the Lunar New Year at the Social Security Department (Nghe An Provincial Police). Photo: Tien Hung |
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The Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee presented gifts to the leaders of the Mobile Police Department (PK 20). Photo: Tien Hung |
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Officers and soldiers of Fire Police Department No. 1 took a souvenir photo with the working delegation. Photo: Tien Hung |
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Comrade Le Xuan Dai spoke at Vinh City Police. In addition, on this occasion, the delegation also visited and presented Tet gifts at the Firefighting and Rescue Guidance and Command Department (located in Ben Thuy Ward) and Police Team 113. Praising the achievements that these units have achieved in the past year, Comrade Le Xuan Dai asked officers and soldiers to continue to make efforts and do a good job of ensuring security and order in the area, especially during the upcoming Tet holidays. Photo: Tien Hung |