Lai Chau border guards present gifts to people of Thu Lum commune

Pa Thang village is home to 372 Ha Nhi ethnic people living along the area bordering with China. Generations of local people have upheld the solidarity tradition, actively cooperated with the local border guard force, authorities, and authorized agencies to firmly safeguard the national borders.

Vice Chairman of the Lai Chau provincial People’s Council Chu Le Chinh presents national flags and photos of Uncle Ho to Pa Thang villagers.

At the event, Thu Lum Border Post and other organizations in Lam Thao district, Phu Tho province, Muong Te district, and Hanoi presented national flags and photos of Uncle Ho to 74 local households

Addressing the event, Deputy Political Commissar of Lai Chau provincial Border Guard Command, Senior Colonel Le Cong Thanh expressed his hope that Pa Thang villagers will put the portraits of Uncle Ho at the most solemn place in their house to show the deepest gratitude toward President Ho Chi Minh, the great leader of the Vietnamese revolution and hang the national flags in front of their house on the occasions of major national and local events.

Representatives of the Lai Chau provincial Border Guard Command and Muong Te district present national flags and photos of Uncle Ho to local people.

On this occasion, the organizers also handed over 32 gifts to disadvantaged and policy beneficiary families in Pa Thang village.

Translated by Trong Bach