The General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army presented support for building gratitude and solidarity houses in Ha Tinh.

On July 14, a working delegation of the General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army led by Lieutenant General Pham Truong Son, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, came to provide financial support for building gratitude houses, solidarity houses and giving gifts to policy families in Ha Tinh province.

Lieutenant General Pham Truong Son and delegates presented financial support to build 5 “Great Solidarity Houses” for 5 households, each house worth 60 million VND; presented 5 “Houses of Gratitude” for 5 households, each house worth 80 million VND.

Representatives of Military Region 4 and delegates presented gifts to support families.

These are policy families with especially difficult circumstances in the communes of Duc Dong, Duc Tho, Duc Thinh, Duc Quang (in Ha Tinh province).

In addition, the delegation also presented 80 gifts, each worth 1.3 million VND, to policy families and families in difficult circumstances in the above 4 areas.

Lieutenant General Pham Truong Son speaks at the gift-giving ceremony

Speaking at the gift-giving ceremony, Lieutenant General Pham Truong Son hoped that the Party Committee, local authorities, armed forces, departments, branches and organizations would continue to pay attention and take care of both material and spiritual needs of families with revolutionary contributions, families with meritorious services, and families in difficult circumstances to help them stabilize their lives and contribute to building an increasingly prosperous locality...

Giving gifts to relic site management units

On this occasion, Lieutenant General Pham Truong Son and his delegation visited and offered flowers and incense at the tomb of General Secretary Tran Phu and the special national historical relic site of Dong Loc T-junction; and presented gifts to the management units of the relic site.

DUONG QUANG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/bo-tong-tham-muu-qdnd-viet-nam-trao-ho-tro-xay-nha-tinh-nghia-nha-dai-doan-ket-tai-ha-tinh-post803748.html