After a recent survey, the local authority and police knew that Mr. Hoang Xuan Nhi, a resident of Nam Khuong village in Na Chi commune, who is a war veteran having exposed to Agent Orange during the resistance war against the United States, with a disability rate of 81%. His house is severely deteriorated, and his family faces huge hardship.
Sympathizing with his difficult circumstances, the Ha Giang Provincial Police Department mobilized local police officers and enlistees to raise funds for the construction of a new home for Mr. Nhi and his family.
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| Deputy Director of Ha Giang Provincial Police Department Senior Colonel Hoang Van Manh presents financial support to Mr. Hoang Xuan Nhi. |
The meaningful initiative is part of the local police’s participation in the national movement to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses and their numerous activities in commemoration of the 80th founding anniversary of the Public Security Forces.
It also reflects the deeply rooted Vietnamese tradition of “When drinking water, remember its source.”
Through the project, the Ha Giang Provincial Police Force wishes to support disadvantaged local families to overcome their difficulties and strive for a better life.
To ensure the project’s progress and quality, leaders of the Ha Giang Provincial Police Department requested construction units to strictly adhere to the technical and architectural standards, meet the deadlines, and comply with the labor safety regulations.
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| Local police participate in building the gratitude house. |
The project should also adapt to the local terrain and weather conditions and have a long lifespan.
In addition, the Ha Giang Provincial Police Department advised local Party committees and authorities to mobilize maximum resources to support poor and policy-beneficiary households to rebuild their temporary and dilapidated houses, contributing to sustainable local socio-economic development.