The activities focused on popularizing the Law of the Sea of Vietnam 2012, the Vietnam Coast Guard Law 2018, and the Border Guard Law 2020. It also covered efforts to combat IUU fishing; the harmful impacts of drugs on families, communities, and society; and provided guidance on identifying common types of drugs; and others. In addition, fishermen were urged to remain vigilant and prevent their vessels from being exploited by criminal elements for unlawful activities at sea.

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Distributing leaflets on combating IUU fishing to fishing trawlers’ owners
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Guiding vessels’ owners on how to look up and use the coast guard force’s legal handbook

Concluding the activities, the dissemination team visited 50 vessels operating and anchored at Bach Long Vi Harbor, directly engaging with more than 200 fishermen and local people. Over 1,000 legal documents, handbooks, leaflets, and brochures were distributed, along with 100 life jackets and 100 national flags, encouraging fishermen to continue going out to sea, contributing to the firm protection of national sovereignty over sea and islands.

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Officers and Youth Union members from participating units cleaning the beach
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Offering incense at Bach Long Vi War Cemetery

As part of the Youth Month 2026, Task Force No.1 also organized visits to historical sites, offered incense and flowers in tribute at martyrs’ cemeteries and a temple dedicated to President Ho Chi Minh, and visited and presented gifts to armed units stationed on the island. The unit launched environmental campaigns, collecting and sorting more than one ton of waste in the waters around Bach Long Vi, among others.

Translated by Song Anh