* On September 2, Coast Guard Region 4 held a ceremony to offer incense and flowers in tribute to President Ho Chi Minh in Phu Quoc special zone, An Giang province.
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Major General Dao Ba Viet, Commander of Coast Guard Region 4, offering flowers at the President Ho Chi Minh Monument |
Through the ceremony, officers and soldiers had an opportunity to reflect on the noble values embodied in President Ho Chi Minh’s thought, morality and lifestyle, thereby continuously cultivating their political stance, moral qualities and sense of discipline.
* Together with strictly maintaining combat readiness duties, patrols and guard duties, and ensuring the safety of their barracks, agencies and units under the Coast Guard Region 1 Command organized many entertainment activities, creating a joyful and exciting atmosphere for officers and soldiers on the occasion of National Day.
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Entertainment activities at units under Coast Guard Region 1 |
Brigade 162 of Naval Region 4 has organized a series of cultural, artistic and sports activities, contributing to improving troops’ quality of life and strengthening solidarity within the unit.
Agencies and units organized cultural and artistic exchanges, volleyball and football matches, while maintaining reading and chess activities and holding gatherings to congratulate servicemembers who had been admitted to military colleges and intermediate-level schools.
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Officers and soldiers aboard Ship 011 - Dinh Tien Hoang read books and play chess during the holiday. |
* On September 2, Coast Guard Region 3 Command held an incense-offering ceremony in commemoration of President Ho Chi Minh and General Vo Nguyen Giap.
On the occasion of National Day, officers and soldiers of the command offered incense and flowers at the Cau Co May Monument to express gratitude to fallen heroes and martyrs.
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Officers and soldiers of Coast Guard Region 3 pay tribute to fallen soldiers. |
Previously, the command had organized a variety of sports activities to celebrate National Day on September 2, including participation in the nationwide walking event “Together with Vietnam Forward,” as well as football, volleyball and pickleball matches and tug-of-war competitions.
Earlier, the command had organized a variety of sports activities to celebrate National Day, including participation in the nationwide walking event “Together with Vietnam, We Move Forward,” as well as football, volleyball and pickleball matches and tug-of-war competitions, among others.
* On the same day in Phu Tho province, the Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee and Viet Nam Fatherland Front Committee of Doan Hung commune, Phu Tho province, together with representatives of Brigade 249, held an incense- and flower-offering ceremony in commemoration of President Ho Chi Minh on the occasion of the 81st anniversary of National Day on September 2 and the 57th anniversary of his death at the President Ho Chi Minh Memorial Site in Chan Mong commune.
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Leaders of Doan Hung commune, Brigade 249 and other delegates offer incense, flowers and ceremonial offerings in accordance with local customs to express gratitude to the great contribution of President Ho Chi Minh. |
The delegation respectfully reported on the achievements made in the development and construction of their homeland of Doan Hung in recent years. After more than a year of operating under the two-tier local administration system, the commune has quickly stabilized its organizational structure, enhanced the effectiveness and efficiency of governance, created strong momentum for development and achieved many positive results.
For Brigade 249, after nearly a year of carrying out the mission of installing and operating the Doan Hung pontoon bridge, its officers and soldiers, with the spirit of serving the people, have consistently demonstrated a strong sense of responsibility and made every effort to keep the pontoon bridge operating smoothly and safely, helping maintain transport connectivity and facilitating the daily passage of thousands of people and vehicles.
Translated by Quynh Oanh