Journalists and Red Cross bring meaningful gifts to families of revolutionary contributors in Khanh Hoa
Translated from Vietnamese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Khanh Hoa Journalists Association and Red Cross Society provided 30 gifts to families of revolutionary contributors.
- The gifts, valued at 2.5 million VND each, were distributed on July 26-27 to families in Ca Na and Dien Dien communes.
- This initiative honors those who sacrificed for national liberation and encourages families to improve their lives.
In honor of Vietnam's War Invalids and Martyrs Day, the Khanh Hoa Journalists Association and the Red Cross Society delivered 30 meaningful gifts to families who contributed to the nation's revolutionary cause. The charitable act took place on July 26 and 27 in the communes of Ca Na and Dien Dien.
This is a meaningful activity aimed at honoring those who have made many contributions and sacrifices for the cause of national liberation, and at the same time contributing to encouraging policy families to overcome difficulties in life.
Each recipient family received a gift package worth 2.5 million VND, comprising 2 million VND in cash and goods valued at 500,000 VND. This initiative aims to express gratitude for the sacrifices made during the struggle for national liberation and to provide encouragement for these families to thrive.
The delegation visited and spoke with mothers Phan Thi Cuc and Nguyen Thi Be, both recognized for their contributions and past imprisonment by enemy forces. The group inquired about their health and well-being, conveying deep respect for their sacrifices and wishing them continued health and happiness.
Thank you to the Journalists Association and the Red Cross Society of Khanh Hoa province for paying attention to and encouraging policy families on the occasion of War Invalids and Martyrs Day. I hope that in the coming time, there will be more practical activities to care for the material and spiritual life of people with meritorious services to the revolution.
Mothers Phan Thi Cuc and Nguyen Thi Be expressed their heartfelt thanks for the attention and support. They hoped for more practical activities in the future to care for the material and spiritual well-being of those who served the nation. Representatives from the Red Cross stated that such visits are annual events, embodying the national traditions of "drinking water, remembering its source" and "repaying kindness." They aim to spread these values and promote the social responsibility of journalists within community welfare activities.
The activity of visiting and giving gifts to people with meritorious services is an annual event, showing the "drinking water, remembering its source" and "repaying kindness" morality of the nation. Through the program, the association hopes to contribute to spreading that good tradition, while promoting the social responsibility of journalists in welfare activities, turning towards the community.
Originally published by Thanh Niรชn in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.