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* On July 23, a mission of the Vietnam Border Guard Command visited and presented gifts to Thai Binh province's Convalescent Center for National Contributors. During the visit, delegates expressed their deep gratitude to the great contributions of wounded and sick soldiers and other contributors to the struggle for national independence and freedom. They pledged that border troops will always stay united and in close relations with ethnic minorities and firmly manage and protect national sovereignty and security in border areas, contributing to building a borderline of peace, friendship, cooperation and development. * Recently, Naval Region 3 spent around 120 million VND on gratitude activities. Particularly, the naval region visited and presented gifts to Da Nang City’s Convalescent Center for National Contributors, the municipal Association for Agent Orange/Dioxin Victims, families of fallen naval troops, wounded soldiers, and fallen soldiers’ relatives who are working for units …

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During the week-long program, around 2,000 chemical troops from Brigade 87 of the Chemical Corps and Chemical Battalion 38 under Military Region 7 will disinfect COVID-19-hit localities in an area of more than 300 hectares. This is part of the armed forces’ efforts to prevent the spread of the virus in the city, especially in lock-down areas, quarantine zones, hospitals, markets and residential areas. Apart from spraying disinfectants, participating troops will promote information dissemination to raise local people’s trust in higher levels’ COVID-19 prevention and control guidelines and policies. Speaking at the event, Deputy Commanding General of Ho Chi Minh City Military Command Major General Le Ngoc Hai asked relevant units to cooperate and create favorable conditions for chemical troops to fulfill their missions. Reportedly, over the past time, the command has recommended the city’s leadership to issue various pandemic prevention and control measures. Since the outbreak of …

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At a local nursing center for wounded soldiers, the President expressed his gratitude for war heroes and those who dedicated their lives to national independence and freedom. He also hailed them for contributing to national construction and development, overcoming difficulties and setting bright example for later generations. The Party and State always attach importance to providing care for those who paid merit to the nation, and strive to improve policies and mechanisms for them, he said. He handed over 50 million VND (2,170 USD), a television and gift packages to the center. The Minister of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs and leaders of the province also granted 20 million VND and other gifts on the occasion. The same day, Phuc also visited and offered gifts to heroic Vietnamese mother Nguyen Thi Mon and wounded soldier Hoang Van Tuyen, Director of Hoang Tuyen Apparel Company. Source: VNA …

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