Provincial People's Council leader visits, presents gifts to veterans in Tuong Ha commune

Ahead of the 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs' Day (July 27, 1947–2026), Vi Duc Tho, member of the provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board and Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Council, visited and presented gifts to wounded and sick veterans in Tuong Ha commune on July 23.

Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Council Vi Duc Tho presents a gift to sick veteran Dinh Van Tien of Chan hamlet.

The delegation visited and extended encouragement and gifts to the families of wounded and sick veterans, including Dinh Van Cang of Tien Phong hamlet, Dinh Van Tu of Tuong Thuong Village, Dinh Viet E of Thong Nhat hamlet, and Dinh Van Tien of Chan hamlet.

Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Council Vi Duc Tho visits and presents a gift to wounded and sick veteran Dinh Van Cang of Tien Phong hamlet.
Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Council Vi Duc Tho presents a gift to wounded veteran Dinh Van Cang of Tien Phong hamlet.
Leaders of Tuong Ha commune present a gift to wounded veteran Dinh Van Cang of Tien Phong hamlet.

At the families, Tho affirmed that the Party, the State, and the people always remember with gratitude the contributions and sacrifices made by fallen heroes, wounded and sick veterans, and other people who rendered meritorious service to the revolution. He expressed his hope that the families would continue to uphold their revolutionary traditions and encourage younger generations to study and work diligently, contributing to the development of their hometown.

He also urged local Party committees and authorities to continue fully and promptly implementing policies for people with meritorious service, while paying close attention to improving the material and spiritual well-being of policy beneficiary families, thereby upholding Vietnam's tradition of "When drinking water, remembering its source" - honouring those who have made sacrifices for the nation. 

Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Council Vi Duc Tho visits and presents a gift to sick veteran Dinh Viet E of Thong Nhat hamlet.
Leaders of Tuong Ha commune present a gift to sick veteran Dinh Viet E of Thong Nhat hamlet.

 

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