Co Ma hamlet has 225 households with a population of 1,134, comprising three ethnic groups: Mong, Thai and Kinh. In 2026, the hamlet Party cell, management board and front work board focused on encouraging residents to participate in the “All People Unite to Build a Cultural Life” movement through diverse activities and communication initiatives.

Residents have actively complied with the Party's guidelines, the State's policies and laws, as well as the hamlet's conventions and regulations. They have also participated in emulation movements promoting production, mutual economic support and efforts to improve livelihoods and reduce poverty.

Cultural and sporting activities have been regularly organised, fostering a positive and healthy community atmosphere while helping preserve the traditional cultural values of local ethnic groups.

Speaking at the event, Cua acknowledged and commended the achievements made by Co Ma hamlet. He urged residents to continue promoting the Party's guidelines, the State's policies and laws, local regulations and community conventions.

He also called for continued implementation of the “All People Unite to Build New-style Rural Areas and Civilised Urban Areas” campaign, greater efforts to restructure crops and livestock production, and stronger public participation in the “Digital Literacy for All” movement. He further urged residents to actively prevent and combat social misconduct and maintain security and public order in their community.            

President of the provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee Cha A Cua presents gifts from the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to Co Ma hamlet, and a Certificate of Merit to the hamlet’s front work board.

He also presented a Certificate of Merit from the provincial VFF Committee to the hamlet’s front work board and visited and offered encouragement and gifts to families with meritorious service and respected community members./.