Handing over the national flag to connect and foster patriotism in the highlands of the Northwest

Towards the 81st anniversary of National Day September 2nd, Quai To Commune Police (Dien Bien province) presented national flags to 2 Protestant groups in the area, contributing to spreading the spirit of solidarity and attachment between the police force and ethnic minorities and religions.

The national flags handed over to representatives of Protestant groups not only contribute to creating a solemn atmosphere towards Independence Day, but also are an activity to connect compatriots, military-civilian relations and the companionship between the police force and the people.

At the group points, police officers of Quai To commune directly guide representatives and believers to hang the national flag in the right position, ensuring solemnity and compliance with regulations.

Along with flag-raising activities, the police force propagates and mobilizes people to well comply with the Party's guidelines, policies and laws of the State; well implement the motto of living "good life, beautiful religion", actively participate in maintaining security and order right from the grassroots level.

According to Quai To Commune Police, each flag hung at groups and villages is a symbol of solidarity, affirming the attachment of ethnic minorities and religions in a common house of Vietnam.

The activity also contributes to raising people's sense of responsibility in building a cultural life, maintaining security and order, and joining hands to build an increasingly developed Dien Bien homeland.

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