(HBO) – Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh recently visited and presented Lunar New Year (Tet) gifts to disaster-hit, policy beneficiary, and low-income households in the mountainous district of Da Bac.
He was accompanied by officials of the Ministry of Labour,
Invalids and Social Affairs, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee,
and Vice Chairman of the Hoa Binh provincial People’s Committee Bui Van Cuu.
The delegation visited and presented gifts to residents in Lau Bai
hamlet of Vay Nua commune, Da Bac district. Deputy PM Binh expressed sympathy to
local people who suffered from heavy losses in the floods in October 2017.
He appreciated local authorities’ efforts in surmounting disaster consequences
as well as in evacuation and resettlement of flood victims.
Deputy
PM Truong Hoa Binh talks to residents in Lau Bai hamlet of Vay Nua commune (Da
Bac district) ahead of the Lunar New Year.
To prepare for the upcoming Tet, the Deputy PM asked all-level
authorities and benefactors to continue providing support so that disaster-hit people
will soon stabilise their lives and develop economic activities. He expressed
his hope that with efforts of local authorities, people in the resettlement
area will enjoy a warm and merry Tet. Meanwhile, people of different ethnic
groups in Da Bac district will continue solidarity and mutual assistance so as to
improve their lives.
Deputy PM Binh also told ministries, central agencies, and the
administrations of Hoa Binh province and Da Bac district to pay more attention
to policies targeting ethnic minority groups, including employment for ethnics
in underprivileged areas.
Deputy
PM Truong Hoa Binh visits a policy beneficiary family in Lau Bai hamlet, Vay
Nua commune (Da Bac district).
To assist disaster-hit families, the Deputy PM presented 35 gift
packages, each worth 3 million VND, to households in the resettlement area and
policy beneficiary families in Vay Nua commune. The Vietnam Red Cross Society
Central Committee granted gifts to 100 families with disadvantages. Many other
Tet gifts were also given to residents in the resettlement area of Lau Bai
hamlet.
Earlier, Deputy PM Binh and officials of Hoa Binh province visited
the family of Nguyen Van Hau, former Vice Secretary of the provincial Party
Committee and former Chairman of the provincial Administrative Committee (now
provincial People’s Committee)./.
The Party Committee, People’s Council, People’s Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hoa Binh province on April 19 held a get-together on April 19 for soldiers, youth volunteers, and transporters who directly engaged in the Dien Bien Phu campaign 70 years ago (1954-2024).
In response to the Ministry of Public Security’s movement titled 'For the Homeland Security', since 2012, Bui Van Tuan, head of the Bao Hieu Commune Police, Yen Thuy district, has provided recommendations to different levels of leaders regarding the implementation of security and order tasks, peak periods of crime crackdown, and the quality enhancement of drafting and reviewing documents.
(HBO) - Senior officials of the Standing Board of the Hoa Binh provincial Party Committee on April 18 had a working session with a visiting delegation of the Hanoi People's Committee led by Tran Sy Thanh, member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the municipal Party Committee, and Chairman of the municipal People's Committee.
The movement of "Public Security Force follow six teachings by Uncle Ho” has been attracting officers and soldiers in Hoa Binh province for years. Participating in the movement helps them improve their awareness, responsibility, political mettle, andloyalty to the Party, the nation, and the people.
Despite the age of 90, Mai Dai Xa, a war veteran in Dong Tien ward of Hoa Binh city, still expressed enthusiasm whenever recalling the days he joined his comrades in the attack against Hill A1 during the Dien Bien Phu Campaign 70 years ago.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a ceremony in Hoa Binh province’s Da Bac district on April 13 to launch an emulation campaign to do away with makeshift and ramshackle houses across the country.
