Young people nationwide join army

2/13/2020 - 3:47:05 PM

Many provinces and cities across the country organised ceremonies on February 11 to send off thousands of young men and women, who will do services at military units for two years.

Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Yen Bai Provincial Party Committee Pham Thi Thanh Tra presents flowers to new conscripts in Yen Binh District.

Secretary of the Quang Binh Provincial Party Committee Hoang Dang Quang presents flowers to new recruits in the province.

Leaders of Gia Nghia city, Dak Nong Province, present flowers to the new recruits.

Bus transferring new recruits is sprayed with disinfectant solution.

Young people wave at their families at a see-off ceremony in Quang Ngai Province

Dong Da District organised a ceremony to see off newly-recruited soldiers at Dong Da Cultural Park

Over 60 young people wave at their families at a see-off ceremony in Hanoi’s Thanh Xuan District, including 25 recruits who wrote volunteer letters and 29 recruits with college and university degrees.

Secretary of the Hoa Binh Provincial Party Committee Bui Van Tinh presents flowers to new recruits in the province.

Leaders of Ha Nam Province present flowers to new recruits in Duy Tien Commune, Ha Nam Province.

A ceremony to see off newly-recruited soldiers in Thanh Hoa Province

Secretary of the Hai Phong City Party Committee presents flowers to new recruits in Vinh Bao District.

Source: NDO

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