Vietnam Border Guards Donate 'House of Affection' to Soldier in Difficult Circumstances
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2026年9月14日
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Vietnam Border Guards Donate 'House of Affection' to Soldier in Difficult Circumstances

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Vietnam Border Guards have donated a 'House of Affection' to a military family facing hardship, as part of ongoing support for soldiers and their families.

On the afternoon of September 14, in Giong Lon hamlet, Dai An commune, Vinh Long province, the Vinh Long Provincial Border Guard Command organized the handover of a 'House of Affection' (Nha Tinh nghia) to the family of professional soldier Major Tran Ngoc Ly. Major Ly, who works in customs procedures at the Dan Thanh Port Border Gate, is stationed at the Truong Long Hoa Port Border Gate Border Guard Station. This donation is part of the ongoing efforts by the Vietnam Border Guards to support soldiers and their families facing difficult circumstances. The provincial command has a history of similar welfare initiatives aimed at improving the living conditions of its personnel and their dependents. Such support for military personnel and their families is a significant aspect of Vietnam's social welfare system, reflecting gratitude and respect for those who serve the nation's security. Soldiers operating in border areas often face challenging conditions, making these support programs crucial for maintaining morale and operational effectiveness. Source: Nhan Dan

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