Can Tho: "Meals of Compassion" Warm the Hearts of Local Residents
The police station in Dong Phuoc commune, Can Tho City, Vietnam, has launched a "Meals of Compassion" initiative, providing warm breakfasts to workers and residents in difficult circumstances. The program is well-received by locals, showcasing the police's approachability and dedication to the community.
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