GDP leader visits flood-affected residents in Gia Lai province

PANO - On November 21 morning, a working delegation from the General Department of Political Affairs (GDP), led by its Chief Senior Lieutenant General Truong Thien To, visited and presented gifts as an encouragement to flood-affected residents in Gia Lai province and troops of Military Region 5 engaging in recovery efforts.

Da Nang’s border guards stand shoulder to shoulder with flood-affected residents

Helicopters deployed as Gia Lai, Dak Lak race to respond to severe flooding

Emergency supplies rushed to isolated flood-hit communities in Dak Lak, Gia Lai

Gen. To visited and encouraged severely affected families in Quarter 6, Quy Nhon Dong ward. He expressed sympathy for their losses caused by the floods, and presented support packages, wishing them strength to overcome difficulties and stabilize their lives soon.

Sr. Lt. Gen. Truong Thien To visits deeply flooded households.

Visiting residents of Quy Nhon Dong ward, the GDP leader deeply acknowledged the hardships people of Gia Lai province and particularly those in this ward are enduring. After surviving the devastation of Typhoon Kalmaegi, they are now facing historic flooding. The damage to life and property has been immense and irreplaceable.

Personally handing out gifts, Gen. To encouraged local residents to remain resilient, united, and determined to get through this difficult period. Though modest in value, the gifts represented heartfelt support from the Central Military Commission, the Ministry of National Defense, and the GDP.

Sr. Lt. Gen. Truong Thien To presents gifts to local residents.

During his visit to Military Region 5’s units assisting residents and schools in recovery efforts, Gen. To asked the troops to promote their sense of responsibility, working at double or triple pace to accelerate the efforts.

The priority should be given to the cleanup of schools so that students could return to class as soon as possible. He also requested maximum support for local residents, ensuring no one in flood-hit areas lacks food, drinking water, or shelter, while maintaining absolute safety during task performance.

On this occasion, the Military Region 5 Command also presented many gifts to local people and the armed forces engaged in flood recovery efforts.