Cang Muong was established through the merger of Cang Muong and Ten Hia hamlets. It now has 243 households with a total population of 1,179.

In recent years, the front work board has worked with the hamlet management board and local mass organisations to promote solidarity and encourage residents to actively participate in patriotic emulation movements. Efforts have also focused on promoting a civilised lifestyle, maintaining public security and order, protecting the environment and building new-style rural areas.

To date, average per capita income has exceeded 55 million VND (2,142 USD) a year, while 99.2% of households have been recognised as cultural families.

Speaking at the event, Tru commended the hamlet's achievements in emulation movements and campaigns. He called on the local Party committee, authorities and residents to continue strengthening solidarity, promoting economic development, reducing poverty sustainably, and strictly implementing the Party's guidelines and the State's policies and laws, with the aim of making the hamlet increasingly prosperous and civilised.

On the occasion, Tru presented gifts from the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to Cang Muong residents. He also handed out 10 gift packages from the Department of Agriculture and Environment to 10 disadvantaged households in the hamlet. Leaders of Muong Chanh commune presented additional gifts to local residents./.