50 Da Nang Border Guard officers set out to help people in flooded areas rebuild new houses

These officers and soldiers will directly support the construction of houses for people in the border area of Da Nang. The mobilized forces identified this as a key task, demonstrating the responsibility of the army towards the people of disadvantaged areas.

According to the plan, from now until the end of the campaign, the Da Nang City Border Guard will build 5 houses for 5 households of the Co Tu ethnic group in Tay Giang commune, Da Nang city. These are families whose houses have collapsed due to the impact of prolonged floods in the past, their lives have encountered many difficulties, and need urgent support to stabilize soon.

The construction of houses for people not only has the immediate significance of material support, but also contributes to strengthening people's trust in the armed forces, strengthening the close relationship between the army and the people in the border area. The houses are built to ensure technical requirements, durability, and suitability to the living conditions of the people, helping people feel secure in settling down for a long time.

Colonel Hoang Van Man - Political Commissar of the Da Nang City Border Guard - said that the workload was large in a short time, and the construction conditions were still difficult. Therefore, officers and soldiers participating in the campaign are required to uphold their sense of responsibility, strictly comply with discipline, proactively overcome difficulties, and closely coordinate with local authorities and people.

With high determination, the Da Nang City Border Guard is striving to complete the houses on schedule, ensuring quality, helping the Co Tu ethnic families soon have stable housing, feel secure in working, producing and celebrating Tet in new, solid houses.

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