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Vietnam Border Guards Foster Educational Support Through 'Brotherhood' Ties with Border Schools

Border guards in Vietnam's Dak Lak province are strengthening educational support by forging 'brotherhood' ties with schools in border areas, aiming to enhance traditional education and legal awareness among students.

Original source: Nhan DanMore country news

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