PANO – Bac Kan provincial Military Command on December 11th handed over a house to Heroic Vietnamese mother Ha Thi Mao, 86, in Na Kha village, Quang Thuan commune, Bach Thong district.
The house was built at a cost of VND 70 million from the gratitude fund of the military command and her families. Ha Thi Mao’s sons died in the resistance war for national salvation in 1972 and 1978. Expressing her gratitude to the Party and State, the mother promised to strictly implement the Party’s guidelines and State’s policies, making contribution to building a prosperous hometown.
Earlier on December 10th, Thai Son Corporation of the Ministry of National Defence, in association with local authorities of Bach Thuan commune, Vu Thu district, Thai Binh province, presented a 40sq.m house to Heroic Vietnamese mother Nguyen Thi Quy, whose sons sacrificed during the resistance war for national independence.
The total construction cost amounted to VND 200 million, including 70 million from Thai Son Corporation and the remaining from local authorities, organs and her neighbours.
As planned, the corporation will hand over two other houses to martyr Phung Van Khi’s wife, Tran Thi Dau, and Nguyen Van Binh in Hanoi.
In 2014, the corporation built 17 houses for policy beneficiaries, revolution contributors and needy officers, and worked with localities to conduct social activities, such as offering gifts to the needy and assisting localities in building new rural areas.
Division 320 of Army Corps 3 has handed over a house to Lieutenant Nguyen Luong Thanh, a non-commissioned officer of the unit. Located in hamlet 2, Bien Ho commune, Play Ku city, Gia Lai province, the house was built with the unit’s financial assistance. Its troops contributed 110 working days to build the house.
In spite of suffering a hard life, the needy officer always fulfilled all assigned tasks.
Earlier, the unit had built seven other houses for locals and needy officers.
Translated by Chung Anh
Đăng ký: VietNam News
