Standing in front of her new house, Le Thi Cuc in Phu Dien Trong village, Hoa Thinh commune could not hide her emotion. She held that after her house collapsed due to the flood, her family thought they would be homeless. The timely support of the troops was like a miracle. Regardless of hardships, the soldiers cleared the debris and rebuilt the house. “I am deeply grateful and love the soldiers like my own children and grandchildren,” said Cuc.
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Troops of Regiment 584 under the Dak Lak provincial Military Command), share joy with the locals on the day of moving into new house. |
Throughout the construction process, the image of “builder-soldiers” covered in mud, working diligently rain or shine, became familiar to the people in the flood-hit area. In addition to constructing physical structures, the troops regularly visited and encouraged locals, turning each house into a vivid symbol of military-civilian ties.
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Leaders of the Dak Lak provincial Military Command with the people |
Le Chau in Hoa Hiep ward, one of the households receiving a new house on January 4, said that immediately after the floodwaters receded, troops arrived to help his family clear the rubble, dig the foundation, and build a new house. He expressed deep gratitude to the Party, State, and military for helping his family stabilize their lives.
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Troops of Regiment 888 under the Dak Lak provincial Military Command congratulate locals in their new house. |
Along with the new houses, military units and sponsors also presented various essential items such as furniture, TVs, and gas stoves. These practical gifts help the people not only stabilize their lives but also improve their spiritual life after days of hardship.
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Defensive Area Command Region 3 in Ea Sup, Dak Lak province with people in Hoa Thinh commune |
The handover ceremony of the first houses on January 4 was a testament to the “speedy” spirit of the campaign. Currently, units under Military Region 5 continue to mobilize forces and overcome weather conditions to complete and hand over all remaining houses on January 9 and 10, determined to ensure safe shelters for the people soon.
Translated by Minh Anh