Six “Great Unity” houses handed over to poor households in Long Phieng

The Chieng Tuong Border Guard Station has just coordinated with the People's Public Security Ceremonial Unit; Regiments E30 and E31; and Hanoi’s Giap Bat Primary School to inaugurate and hand over six “Great Unity” houses to households living in difficult circumstances in Long Phieng commune, Son La province.

 

Delegates hand over a “Great Unity” house to the family of Song Thi Vang in Pa Kha 2 hamlet, Long Phieng commune.

Construction on these houses started in May 2025. Each, 80 to 100sq.m, has a cold-rolled steel roof, wooden walls, and a solid cement floor. Each household is supported with 60 million VND (2,290 USD), along with more than 50 workdays of officers and soldiers of the Chieng Tuong Border Guard Station.

On this occasion, the sponsors also presented 47 gifts to policy beneficiaries, and poor students with good learning performance. They also gave two water purifiers and 500 books and comics to the Long Phieng A Primary School and the Chieng Tuong Primary School; visited and presented gifts to officers and soldiers of the Border Guard Station and visited the National Border Marker No. 242.

The delegation visits Border Marker No. 242.

Comment

You have 500/500 characters left

Please enter 5 or more characters!!!

Recent news

  • 'Son La improves transport infrastructure management

    Son La improves transport infrastructure management

    SOCIETY -
    As a mountainous province with challenging terrain, Son La has many roads that are frequently affected by floods and landslides. Some roads were built many years ago, while rising traffic volumes have accelerated deterioration of road surfaces and infrastructure. Alongside investment in key transport routes, the province is stepping up management and maintenance, addressing locations with potential traffic safety risks, and gradually improving connectivity to ensure safe and uninterrupted travel.
  • 'Tay Bac University kicks off 2026-2027 academic year

    Tay Bac University kicks off 2026-2027 academic year

    NEWS - POLITICS -
    Amid the nationwide "back to school" atmosphere, the Tay Bac University held its opening ceremony for the 2026-2027 academic year on the morning of September 5. The event was attended by Lo Minh Hung, Standing Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People's Council, along with representatives of provincial departments and agencies.
  • 'Phu Yen puts on a new look for Independence Day

    Phu Yen puts on a new look for Independence Day

    SOCIETY -
    In celebration of the 81st anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945–2026) and National Day (September 2, 1945–2026), Phu Yen commune has spruced up its streets and public spaces, giving the locality a bright new look.
  • 'Culture and tourism camps showcase local heritage

    Culture and tourism camps showcase local heritage

    CULTURE -
    As part of Moc Chau Culture and Tourism Week 2026, an ethnic cultural and tourism camp area was held on August 31 at May 8 Square in Moc Chau Ward, bringing together eight communes and wards from the Moc Chau National Tourism Area and five from other parts of the province: Quynh Nhai, Ngoc Chien, Muong Chanh, Ta Xua and Binh Thuan.
  • 'Ethnic cultures take centre stage in Moc Chau plateau

    Ethnic cultures take centre stage in Moc Chau plateau

    CULTURE -
    Cultural and tourism camps showcasing the traditions of 12 ethnic groups in Son La province have become a major attraction during the Moc Chau Culture and Tourism Week 2026, offering visitors an immersive glimpse into the diverse cultural heritage of Vietnam's northwest.
  • 'Son La youth accelerate digital transformation

    Son La youth accelerate digital transformation

    SOCIETY -
    With their youthful energy, pioneering spirit, creativity and technological agility, young people in Son La province are gradually asserting their pivotal role in the province’s digital transformation journey. Through concrete projects and initiatives, members of the provincial Youth Union and young people are not only integrating technology into youth union activities but also helping spread digital skills and expand residents’ access to digital services, contributing to the development of a digital society across the province.