Mobilizing to repatriate graves scattered in the fields to the cemetery
Ha Tinh - After 2 days of mobilization, many families and clans have agreed and voluntarily relocated graves located scattered on the fields to the cemetery.
On September 17, the Fatherland Front Committee of Ky Khang commune informed that after 2 days of the unit launching the campaign "Recalling graves scattered on fields, residential areas, places of community activity, concentrated in local cemeteries" has received the consensus and positive response of a large number of clans, households and people.
Accordingly, there are currently 105 graves in Ky Khang commune registered by families and clans, repatriated to local cemeteries. This is a very positive result, showing the spirit of responsibility and consensus of the people when implementing the general policy of the locality.
The collection of graves scattered in the fields contributes to facilitating the process of land accumulation and concentration, forming concentrated production areas, and at the same time creating a beautiful, civilized, and orderly landscape in the locality.
The campaign is being strongly spread in the community, receiving self-conscious and positive response from families and clans, creating a premise for replication in many other localities.
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