Commencement of construction of military-civilian gratitude houses for mothers of reserve soldiers in Lam Dong
Lam Dong - Two houses of military-civilian solidarity were started, each house was supported with 80 million VND, helping military families stabilize their lives.
On October 17th, the Military Command of Duc Lap commune (Lam Dong province) said that the unit had just coordinated with the Party Committee and local authorities to organize the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the Military-Civilian Friendship House for the family of Mrs. Nguyen Thi Hang, mother of reserve soldier Luu Thanh Dong, of Infantry Company 4, Regiment BB9944A.
The house was supported with 80 million VND from the funding of the Military Command of Lam Dong province.
Speaking at the ceremony, Lieutenant Colonel Tran Manh Hung - Commander of the Military Command of Duc Lap commune emphasized that the house construction activity shows concern for the military rear policy.
Thereby, contributing to tightening the military-civilian solidarity and spreading the spirit of mutual affection.
Family representatives expressed their gratitude for the concern and support of the Provincial Military Command, Party committees, local authorities and officers and soldiers of the Commune Military Command.
Previously, on October 15, the Military Command of Lam Dong province coordinated with the Military Command of Dak Sak commune to organize the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a military-civilian gratitude house for the family of Mr. Chu Bao Phuc, squad leader of Militia Platoon 60 under the Military Command of Dak Sak commune.
This house was also supported by the Provincial Military Command with 80 million VND. In addition, local authorities, the Military Command of the commune and mass organizations mobilized additional support for materials and construction labor.
The activities contribute to caring for the lives of families of soldiers and militiamen in difficult circumstances, thereby strengthening the solidarity and bond between the armed forces and people in the area.
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