Lung Cu Border Post builds “Green Border Belt”

At the event, personnel from the post and the Tuyen Quang Provincial Border Guard Command, together with local residents planted hundreds of cunninghamia lanceolata trees along the border.

As planned, 8,500 trees will be planted during this program.

According to Lieutenant Colonel Kim Xuan Giang, Head of Lung Cu Border Post, after the merger, Lung Cu commune has a shared border of 30.998km with China and holds an important position in defense, security and territorial sovereignty.

Building a “green border belt” not only helps protect the ecological environment, but also creates a green, clean and beautiful border landscape and raises public awareness and responsibility in border and border markers management and protection.

Troops of Lung Cu Border Post and local residents join the program.

Cunninghamia lanceolata trees selected for planting along the border areas in Lung Cu commune

Soldiers and local people plant trees to protect the border.

About 8,500 trees are expected to be planted during the program.

Translated by Mai Huong