On this occasion, Company 74 presented 1,460 gift packages containing essential goods, with a total value of over VND 1.5 billion, to support workers in hardship. Additionally, the company organized various programs and activities to improve the working environment and conditions, and to enhance the material and spiritual lives of its employees. Free medical check-ups and medicine were provided to more than 800 workers and employees, with a total budget of nearly VND 60 million.
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Sr. Col. Ha Van Nam hands over gifts to workers. |
Senior Colonel Ha Van Nam, Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of Company 74, noted that the company is stationed in a border area with remote and ethnic minority communities, where living conditions remain difficult for many workers and residents.
Therefore, in recent years, alongside promoting emulation movements such as “Excellent and Creative Laborers,” “Skilled Hands, Master Craftsmen,” “5 Bests, 3 Nos,” “Green, Clean, Beautiful, and Safe Workplaces,” and the “Household Bonding” model, Company 74 has also supported disadvantaged workers, poor households, and ethnic minority communities in the area.
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Colonel Dau Thien Luong, Director of Company 74, presents gifts to workers. |
From the beginning of 2025 to date, Company 74 has presented 3,943 gift packages worth over VND 1.5 billion to workers in difficult circumstances, poor households, village patriarchs, reputable individuals, and village officials. The company has also organized trips for 43 individuals to participate in tours and retreats, and has begun construction of 27 houses for workers and underprivileged households.
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Workers having their health checked for free |
The Party Committee Secretary of Company 74 highlighted the significance of the gifts given to those in need on the occasion of the 135th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s birthday (May 19, 1890 – 2025). He said that the gifts will help realize President Ho Chi Minh’s wish for all people to have food, clothing, and access to education.
Translated by Song Anh