Visiting and giving gifts to relatives of martyrs who died at Cam Bridge (Nghi Loc)
(Baonghean.vn) - On the afternoon of April 14, the District Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Fatherland Front Committee of Nghi Loc district organized 6 working delegations to visit, give gifts, and encourage the families of martyrs who sacrificed at Cam bridge.
This program is part of a series of activities to organize the Ceremony to announce the district has met new rural standards and receive the Certificate of ranking the Special Historical Relic of Nguyen Xi Tomb and Temple, and the Certificate of ranking the National Historical Relic of Cam Bridge site.
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| Comrade Pham Hong Quang - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Secretary of the District Party Committee presented gifts to the family of Mr. Hoang Van Cuong (Residential Group 6, Quan Hanh Town), the younger brother of martyr Hoang Van Phong. Photo: Huy Cuong |
On this occasion, Nghi Loc district visited, presented gifts and encouraged the families of 30 martyrs in the district, each gift worth 1,300,000 VND.
At the families, the leaders kindly visited, encouraged, and shared the sacrifices, losses, and difficulties in life of the martyrs' relatives. At the same time, they hoped that the martyrs' relatives would continue to promote the revolutionary spirit, strive to improve their lives, be exemplary in implementing the Party's policies and guidelines, the State's policies and laws, and local regulations, always be a shining example for the younger generation to learn from and follow, contributing to building an increasingly prosperous homeland and country.
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| Nghi Loc district leaders presented gifts to the family of Mr. Tran Ngoc Lieu, Bac Kim Hoa hamlet, Nghi Thuan commune, younger brother of martyr Tran Ngoc Kim. Photo: Huy Cuong |
Cam Bridge was built across the Cam River in the area of Nghi Yen and Nghi Quang communes, Nghi Loc district. This is the vital intersection of National Highway 1A, the North-South railway and waterway. During the resistance war against the American imperialists, Cam Bridge was the site of many fierce battles, the focus of attacks by the US air force and artillery to cut off support from the North to the South. At the same time, it witnessed the heroic and tenacious fighting of our army and people to protect the bridge and protect the vital North-South traffic.
Here, 172 cadres, soldiers, youth volunteers, and frontline workers heroically sacrificed their lives; among them were 30 children of Nghi Loc homeland. With such historical significance, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has ranked the historical site of Cam Bridge as a National Historical Relic.
