Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi visits and presents Tet gifts in Tien Du district

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Xuan Loi (second from right) kindly asks about the health of Mrs. Nguyen Thi Luot, who turns 100 years old this year.

Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi visited and presented gifts to Vietnamese Heroic Mother Bui Thi Sau (born in 1958), in Trung village, Canh Hung commune. Her husband and son are martyrs. Her son (born in 1979) was a police officer in Canh Hung commune, who died while performing the mission

The Vice Chairman also visited and presented gifts to over 81% disabled veteran Nguyen Tien Doan (born in 1950), in Ngang Noi village, Hien Van commune; and Nguyen Thi Luot, who turned 100 years old, in Co Mieu village, Phat Tich commune.

Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi (5th from right) presents gifts to wounded soldier Nguyen Tien Doan.

At the places visited, Vice Chairman Loi along with leaders of departments and branches of the province and Tien Du district kindly inquired about the health and living conditions and sent New Year greetings to Vietnamese Heroic Mothers, people with meritorious services to the revolution and the elderly, wishing them a happy, healthy, and warm Lunar New Year with their children and grandchildren. At the same time, he wished that Vietnamese Heroic Mothers, people with meritorious services to the revolution and the elderly would always be healthy, be a spiritual support for their children and grandchildren as well as continue to promote the tradition of patriotism, exemplary in implementing the Party's policies and the State's laws and policies, and be worthy of being a shining example for the younger generation to learn from and follow.

Also this morning, the Vice Chairman visited and presented gifts to Phat Tich Charity and Vocational Guidance Center. Currently, the Center is taking care of more than 200 homeless children and 09 elderly people with good care. At the same time, he kindly asked about the health and life of the elderly and children as well as wished them a good health in the new year and a happy and warm traditional Tet holiday.