“Lighting up borderline” project implemented in Dak Nong border area

Youth Union members and young officers installing solar-powered lighting system

The project, worth nearly VND 70 million, consists of 45 solar-powered lighting system along a 2km-long road, stretching from Border Marker 55/7 to the center of Quang Truc commune. This road section features many winding slopes, making travel difficult.

The project facilitates border patrol and protection tasks for officers and soldiers of Dak Dang Border Post, while also improving transportation for local people. It contributes to maintaining security and order, enhancing the living quality of locals in Dak Nong’s border areas, and safeguarding national sovereignty and security.

A streetlight erected on steep, rugged terrain in the border area of Dak Nong province

The border route will be lightened every time the sun sets.

The “March in border areas” program is to concretize the “I Love My Fatherland” movement. It is organized annually by the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Federation from March 1 to 31, focusing on remote and disadvantaged border communes nationwide.

Translated by Minh Anh