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Fishery Surveillance Crew in Da Nang Receives 'Comrade's House'
In Da Nang, Vietnam, a ceremony was held for the Fishery Surveillance Ship 'Kiểm Ngư số 3' to hand over a 'Comrade's House' to the family of a fellow crew member, part of an initiative to support those in difficult circumstances.
On September 6, in Da Nang City, Vietnam, the Fishery Surveillance Ship 'Kiểm Ngư số 3', in coordination with local authorities, held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over a 'Comrade's House' to the family of Mr. Nguyễn Ngọc Long, a staff member of Ship KN 311, Unit 1, of the Fishery Surveillance Team No. 3. This ceremony was carried out as part of the 'Comrade's House' project, aimed at supporting crew members and their families facing difficult circumstances. Under Vietnam's one-party system, welfare support for public servants and state-owned enterprise employees who contribute to national development is positioned as a crucial element for social stability. The Party Committee of Fishery Surveillance Team No. 3 presented Mr. Nguyễn Ngọc Long with the '30 Years of Party Membership' badge, honoring his long-standing contributions to the Party. In addition to this specific support activity, the article mentions other related initiatives. For instance, Fishery Surveillance Team No. 4 conducted awareness campaigns on Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing for fishermen in Lam Dong province. Furthermore, Fishery Surveillance Team No. 3 is preparing for the 'Excellent Ship, Training Competition,' indicating efforts to enhance the capabilities of the fishery surveillance force. The fishery surveillance force also conducted activities to honor veterans and fallen soldiers on the occasion of 'War Heroes and Martyrs' Day.' These activities highlight Vietnam's focus on managing marine resources and improving the livelihoods of its fishing population. Notably, fishing activities in the South China Sea (referred to as 'East Sea' in Vietnam) are not only economically significant but also intertwined with sovereignty issues, making them a concern for Vietnam's national security. Under these circumstances, maintaining the morale and providing living support for the fishery surveillance force are considered essential for sustaining an effective maritime management system.
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Nhan Dan