Each of the two houses has an area of approximately 40 square meters, consisting of a living room, bedroom, and auxiliary facilities. Each house is valued at more than VND 100 million, of which VND 60 million was funded by the program to eliminate temporary and dilapidated housing in 2025, supported by the Border Guard Command of the Lam Dong provincial Military Command. The remaining was contributed by the families and their relatives.
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Lam Dong border guards and local authority of Thuan An commune hand over the house to the families of H’Duong and Y Zen in Bu Dak and Sa Pa hamlets, respectively. |
Currently, in 19 communes, wards, and special zones of Lam Dong province’s border areas, the border guards have implemented the construction of 96 houses under the program to eliminate temporary and dilapidated housing in 2025, with 89 of them already completed. These results contributed to promoting the power of the whole people's great solidarity bloc in taking care of poor families and policy beneficiaries, as well as effectively implementing the movement “Whole people join hands in safeguarding national sovereignty and border security in the new situation.”
* On the same day, Division 10 under Army Corps 34 inaugurated and handed over a gratitude house to the family of Major A Hung, Political Commissar of Company 4, Battalion 4, Regiment 24 under Division 10.
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Division 10 offers gifts to the family of Major A Hung. |
Major A Hung, an ethnic officer, is currently facing housing difficulties. To help his family stabilize their life and settle down, Division 10 proposed to the Army Corps 34 to provide support for the construction of a gratitude house for his family.
After more than a month of construction, the house was completed, bringing great joy to Maj. Hung’s family. The house showed the close care and sentiment of the military, Army Corps 34, and Division 10 towards his family in particular and the contingent of officers, soldiers, and people with difficult conditions in general.
At the ceremony, Army Corps 34 and Division 10 presented gifts to Maj. Hung’s family.
Translated by Quynh Oanh