Soldiers and militia force race to build boarding schools

PANO - Under the blazing sun in June in the Central and the Central Highlands of Vietnam, nearly 1,000 soldiers and militia personnel from Military Region 5 are working tirelessly alongside other forces to accelerate the construction of boarding schools serving both primary and secondary students.

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In border areas and remote communities, with the support and attention of the Party, the State, and local authorities, sturdy and modern school buildings are gradually taking shape, creating better educational opportunities for children living in the nation’s border areas.

Below are photos reflecting efforts of soldiers and militiamen of Military Region 5 in building boarding schools.

Major General Luong Dinh Chung, Political Commissar of Military Region 5, visits and encourages personnel participating in the school construction projects.

A strong spirit of determination and urgency fills the construction sites.

Militia personnel use hoisting equipment to transport cement and steel to upper floors.

Every project reflects the hard work, dedication, and sweat of officers and soldiers of Military Region 5.

Nearly 60 soldiers and militia personnel are supporting the construction of the Boarding Primary and Secondary School in Ia Lop commune, Dak Lak province.

Troops of Regiment 38, Division 2, Military Region 5 are participating in the construction of the Boarding Primary and Secondary School in Ia Pnon commune, Gia Lai province.

Translated by Chung Anh