Bringing the Mid-Autumn Festival to Disadvantaged Children in Dak Lak Border Areas
The "Borderland Moon Festival" program was held in the border areas of Dak Lak province, Vietnam, targeting disadvantaged children. The border guards, in cooperation with local organizations and benefactors, brought joy and vitality to the children.
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