Units accelerate “Quang Trung Campaign” to support disaster-affected residents

PANO – The Hue municipal Military Command convened a coordination meeting on December 9 to implement the “Quang Trung Campaign,” a rapid-response effort to rebuild and repair houses for families whose houses were damaged or destroyed by recent natural disasters.

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Sr. Col. Ha Van Ai chairs the conference.

The campaign focuses on Khe Tre and Loc An communes, two severely-affected areas, where officers and soldiers have been mobilized to help reconstruct housing, provide seedlings and livestock to restore livelihoods, and offer support to policy beneficiaries. Hue Central Hospital and Military Hospital 268 plan to conduct free medical examinations and distribute medication to more than 700 local residents.

Senior Colonel Ha Van Ai, Deputy Political Commissar of the Hue Municipal Military Command, emphasized that the campaign is a key political mission aimed at helping affected households quickly stabilize their living conditions. More than 100 officers and soldiers from Regiment 6, the Defensive Area Command Region 3-Phu Loc, and local militia forces have been deployed to rebuild five houses that collapsed completely and repair additional damaged structures, with the goal of handing them over to residents as soon as possible.

Officers and soldiers of Regiment 6 assist in house construction in Khe Tre commune.

Also on December 9, in Tay Khanh Son commune, Khanh Hoa province, Senior Colonel Pham Duy Huong, Political Commissar of Brigade 101 under Naval Region 4, visited troops participating in the same campaign.

The unit has been assigned to construct two new houses for families heavily affected by the disaster. Despite difficult terrain, blocked roads, and heavy rains causing landslides, more than 20 officers and sailors have worked with determination and urgency under the direction of Colonel Tran Quang Phu, Second-in-Command and Chief of Staff of Brigade 101.

Sr. Col. Pham Duy Huong presents gifts to residents receiving new houses.

The working team makes use of available local materials to save time and costs and to speed up construction progress.

Colonel Huong affirmed that the mission represents a heartfelt commitment of Uncle Ho’s soldiers to the people. Brigade 101 is striving to maintain high work intensity and ensure safety, with the aim of completing and handing over both houses before January 31, 2026, helping residents rebuild their lives after the disaster.

Translated by Chung Anh