Touching letter of gratitude to those on duty at Nghe An quarantine area

Mr. Tuan• April 4, 2020 08:02

(Baonghean.vn) - Each line of the letter is a gratitude and affection from those in the quarantine area for the sacrifices and hardships of the officers, soldiers, and medical staff who are directly performing their duties.

Only 5 days into the 14-day mandatory quarantine period at the centralized quarantine area, 11 members of Ms. Nguyen Thi Nga's family in Hamlet 2, Tho Thanh Commune felt very secure when they were arranged to quarantine together in room C3 of Yen Thanh Technical Vocational College.

Ms. Nga's entire family returned to Vietnam from Vientiane (Laos) when the Covid-19 epidemic situation began to become complicated. And returning to their hometown Nghe An, to this quarantine area, everyone felt warmed by the warm welcome and attentive service of the officers, soldiers and staff on duty.

In a letter to officers, soldiers and those on duty at the quarantine area, she wrote:“…Entering the quarantine area, we received very enthusiastic guidance.heart, devotionvery carefully by the officers and soldiers. Even happier when given priority and arranged for the familyWe lived in a separate room. Everything was provided, from the smallest things for daily living needs…”.

Touching letters from peoplesent to those on duty at the quarantine area of Yen Thanh Technical Vocational College. Photo: Anh Tuan

Every day, she and her family members and all 190 citizens in the quarantine area are checked for health, have their temperature measured, participate in recreational activities, play sports and especially, receive the attention of the people on duty here, always encouraging, asking and meeting all possible needs. 3 meals a day: Breakfast, lunch, dinner are served with delicious, nutritious dishes, making her and everyone often joke with each other:"I don't want to go home"; "I'm so happy"good"Eat state rice, th"When you come back, you will be rolling around."

Not only did Ms. Nga feel the dedication, enthusiasm, and thoughtfulness of the people on duty at the quarantine area, but she also expressed her trust and sympathy for the difficulties, hardships, and deprivation that the people on duty have been and are experiencing. She wrote:…I thought their meals were different from ours, but no, whatever we ate, they ate. They accompanied us throughout the quarantine period. They were also very simple, day after day wearing the same blue uniform.mother, babyI admire you, it must be very uncomfortable, comrades?

One time by chance at midnight, looking down at the yard at the time when everyonelaughEven though I'm sleeping, I still see you guys are very busy every day.one task, one job…That night was the night they continued to receivemorenew people entering quarantine,another sleepless night for you guys…”.

Những dòng thư xúc động của chị Nguyễn Thị Nga cùng 11 thành viên trong gia đình từ Lao trở về Việt Nam và được cách ly tập trung tại Trường TC nghề KT YT.

Touching letters from Ms. Nguyen Thi Nga. Photo: Anh Tuan

In her letter, Ms. Nga did not forget to express her gratitude and send deep thanks to those who work silently, to the Party, the State of Vietnam and the people of her homeland:“… Finally, I would like to thank all the soldiers, doctors, and officers who have always accompanied and helped me wholeheartedly.image in the past time as wellnext time. Thank you to the logistics team as well as the young peopleVolunteers have taken care of every meal. Thank you soldiers for your care.bed and pillow for us to rest. Thank you to the benefactors.Donate to help and support our brothers and sisters and those who are in needquarantine like us. All Vietnamese people togetherLet's fight to overcome this difficulty, keep it up Vietnam...".

Also with gratitude to the officers, soldiers, and medical staff here, Ms. Hoang Thi Ly (born in 1975) in Hong Son ward, Vinh city and the collective of room C4, 3rd floor with 15 members in this quarantine area left a letter full of gratitude for the silent sacrifices of the soldiers, Uncle Ho's soldiers:“… Thank you to the officers and staff serving at the Yen Thanh district quarantine area for taking care of us and we see that, during wartime,at that timeThe officers and soldiers were not afraid of difficulties and hardships and served the people attentively. Deserving of the title “Uncle Ho’s soldiers”….”.

Khu cách ly tập trung tại Trường TC nghề KT YT tiếp đón 190 công dân từ Lào và Thái Lan về cách ly, được bố trí sắp xếp khang trang, sạch đẹp.

The centralized quarantine area at Yen Thanh Technical Vocational College has welcomed 190 Vietnamese citizens from Laos and Thailand for quarantine. Photo: Anh Tuan

In just 5 days, there are still many sincere feelings and confidences of people in the quarantine area. But what remains are the beautiful images of officers, soldiers and medical staff on duty, as well as the trust of citizens returning from abroad in the Party and the State.

Captain Ngo Minh Quy - Deputy Political Commissar and Chief of Political Affairs of Yen Thanh District Military Command shared:From March 27th to now, we have received 3 batches of 190 people for quarantine, the on-site task force includes 5 doctors, 7 police officers and 13 soldiers. To ensure safety as well asto create favorable conditions for the people, all soldiers who have been on duty and have not yet returned home. And it is these dheartEssays in quarantine expressing thoughts and feelingsfeelings too"The contributions and sharing of the people will be invaluable memories for the officers and soldiers participating in the work of ensuring security, order, hygiene, medical care, and serving necessities for people in quarantine. That will also be the fire that helps us light up the belief and motivation to fight and win the Covid-19 epidemic."./.