Co Tinh hamlet is currently home to 164 households, predominantly from the Thai ethnic group. In recent years, residents have upheld solidarity and actively participated in campaigns and emulation movements launched by authorities at all levels.

The hamlet has 84 relatively well-off and affluent households. All households have access to hygienic domestic water, while 80% sort waste at source. More than 90% have been recognised as cultural families, and all school-age children attend school.

Addressing the festival, Cuong commended Co Tinh's achievements in the 2026 emulation movements, economic development and promotion of cultural life. He urged the hamlet’ Party cell, management board, Vietnam Fatherland Front working committee and mass organisations to further strengthen solidarity, maintain close ties with residents, listen to their concerns and promptly address legitimate requests.

He also called on cadres and Party members to lead by example and take the initiative in economic development, environmental sanitation, forest protection and the promotion of cultural life.

On the occasion, Cuong presented a gift from the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to the residents of Co Tinh hamlet./.