Na Ngoi Border Post holds meaningful activities to celebrate National Day

The program was among activities in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and the National Day (September 2).

Border guards and residents of Na Ngoi commune plant national flags to celebrate National Day.

Early in the morning, officers and soldiers of Na Ngoi Border Post, together with local Party committee, authorities, and residents of Tang Phan village decorated the village streets with national flags. The red flags with yellow stars fluttering proudly against the backdrop of border mountains and forests created an atmosphere of solemnity and excitement, evoking national pride and a deep sense of responsibility among villagers toward safeguarding national sovereignty and border security.

As part of the program, the post presented a lot of gifts to disadvantaged households. These presents demonstrated the care and companionship of local border troops for the lives of people in this remote borderland.

Notably, the post’s officers and soldiers prepared and shared a “National Day loving meal” with the family of Vi Thi My, a poor ethnic household facing hard living condition. My lost her husband early and singlehandedly cares for her four children, all born with congenital neurological disorders. Though simple, the warmhearted meal brought joy and timely support to her family on the nation’s big day.

Na Ngoi Border Post joins hands to deliver gifts to residents of Tang Phan village.

Major Nguyen Dinh Trung, Deputy Political Commissar of Na Ngoi Border Post, said that alongside performing the mission of firmly managing and safeguarding national sovereignty and border security, the post always attaches importance to mass mobilization work and caring for people’s lives. “For us, accompanying the local people is not only a responsibility, but also an order from the heart of Uncle Ho’s soldiers stationed in border areas.

Translated by Song Anh