Son La Border Guard joins hands to help people in border areas

Son La Border Guard and other forces participate in building roads to Hua Bo Kindergarten and Phieng Pan Primary School.

On August 21, the unit coordinated with sponsors, teachers and people of Phieng Pan commune to build a concrete road from the main inter-commune road to Hua Bo kindergarten and Phieng Pan primary school.

The project is 150m long, 3m wide on average, and 10cm-15cm thick. The project was supported by the Border Guard in coordination with Truong Loc Construction and Trading Joint Stock Company with 40m3 of concrete.

Son La Border Guard mobilized machines to construct the road.

To carry out the construction, the Son La Provincial Border Guard mobilized specialized machinery and vehicles and assigned 20 officers and soldiers of Phieng Pan Border Guard Station to directly coordinate with teachers, parents and people in the commune to implement the project.

After a day of urgent construction, the road was completed, ensuring quality and progress. This is a practical gift to help teachers and students more conveniently go to school in the new school year.

Border Guard officers of Son La province participate in building a kindergarten.

Colonel Vu Duc Tu, Deputy Political Commissar of the Son La Provincial Border Guard Command, shared: “The Son La border area still faces many difficulties and needs the cooperation of organizations and sponsors to concrete inter-village and inter-school roads. Each completed road section not only helps teachers and students feel secure in teaching and studying, but also provides solid steps for the future of future generations.”

On this occasion, the Border Guard Command of Son La province also directed units to continue calling for and mobilizing social resources to support people in overcoming the consequences of natural disasters caused by storm No. 3.

Essential supplies were delivered to people affected by floods.

In the communes of Sop Cop, Song Ma, Chieng Khuong, Chieng So, Muong Lam..., heavy rain caused flash floods in many villages. Border Guard units of Son La province promptly mobilized nearly 800 gifts, more than 3.3 tons of food and 120 million VND in cash, total value of nearly 1 billion VND to share difficulties with the people.

These practical and humane actions have contributed to strengthening trust and enhancing military-civilian solidarity at the border. The image of the green-uniformed soldier is not only closely connected with the people, but also ready to rush into hardships, leaving deep impressions in the hearts of the people, especially in mountainous, remote and border communes.

QUANG HUNG-QUAC TUAN

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