Thuan Ha commune has a 10km-long border with four main border markers and ten auxiliary markers. It is home to 7 villages with 14 ethnic groups living together. Over the years, the commune’s People's Committee has worked closely with Dak Tien Border Guard Station to conduct information dissemination campaigns and encourage residents, local authorities, and armed forces to comply with Party guidelines and State policies and laws. These efforts aim to enhance public vigilance, discouraging people from believing or spreading false information, especially misleading narratives on social media that could affect territorial sovereignty and national border security.
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The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Dak Nong province presents a "great unity" house to a disadvantaged family. |
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The Dak Nong provincial Border Guard Command awards scholarships to underprivileged students. |
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The Dak Song district People's Committee honors collectives and individuals for their contributions. |
A notable and innovative approach adopted by the commune is integrating border security education into village meetings and mass mobilization activities. As a result, local people have become increasingly aware of their responsibility in protecting borderlines and markers, actively participating in concrete initiatives.
Additionally, authorities have promoted movements such as the community participating in the Fatherland’s security protection movements, or the whole-people joining hands to build a cultural lifestyle in residential areas.
As of now, 16 collectives, 161 households, and 179 individuals have voluntarily managed over 10km of borderline and 14 border markers. The community has also formed seven village security teams with 45 members, providing valuable information for local authorities and border guards in border security and sovereignty protection efforts.
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Border officers, soldiers, and local residents participate in traditional folk games at the event. |
Each year, the Thuan Ha commune People's Committee, in collaboration with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Dak Song district, the Women's Union, the district Youth Union, and Dak Tien Border Post, organizes meaningful programs and initiatives.
Moreover, border officers and soldiers have provided thousands of voluntary working days to help locals harvest crops, as well as offering free medical check-ups and treatment.
On this occasion, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Dak Nong province presented a "Great Unity" house to a disadvantaged family. Meanwhile, the provincial border guard command, the People's Committees of Dak Song district and Thuan Ha commune honored five collectives and fifteen individuals for their outstanding contributions.
Additionally, the provincial border guard command awarded six scholarships, each worth VND 3 million, to students from underprivileged backgrounds.
Translated by Trung Thanh