During the program, youths of the city’s armed forces collected garbage, cleared bushes, removed illegal advertising boards, took care of plants, and gathered household waste to raise funds for their youth organizations’ activities.
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Units collaborate to dredge canals |
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Pulling up weeds along roads |
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Militiamen removing illegal advertising boards |
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Youths of Ho Chi Minh City’s armed forces clean up roads. |
These meaningful environmental protection activities of youths of the city's armed forces demonstrated their spirit of pioneering, creativeness, and volunteerism in protecting the environment and maintaining the green space of their units and localities where they are stationed, contributing to enriching military culture and creating a bright, green, clean, and beautiful living environment.
The same day, the Binh Thuan provincial Youth Organization, in collaboration with the provincial department of Natural Resources and Environment, kicked off a campaign on cleaning up beaches and protecting the environment prior to the Vietnam Sea and Islands Week and the World Ocean Day which falls on June 5.
The campaign attracted the participation of a large number of officers, soldiers, youths, and locals who cleaned up roads, collected rubbish, cleared bushes, dredged canals, repaired relics and war cemeteries, planted and took care of trees.
At the event, the organizing panel presented 100 national flags to fishermen and ten trash bins to Tuy Phong district of Binh Thuan province. Right after the opening ceremony, delegates, officers, soldiers, youths, and local residents planted more than 1,500 trees and cleaned up beaches, roads, and residential areas.
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Officers, soldiers, youths, and locals join the event. |
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Participants plant trees. |
The campaign aimed to raise awareness and promote the pioneering role of youth of environmental protection, building of new-style rural areas and civilized urban areas, and responding to climate change in the community.
Translated by Chung Anh