(HBO) - Lac Son District polices have just organized a program of donating cattle breeds named "join hands for community life” at the third time for households having extremely difficult conditions in the area.


The leaders of Lac Son District Police Department are gifting cow breeds for Mr. Bui Van Dinh’s family with the witness of leaders of four communes.

During the program, Lac Son District Polices surveyed, assessed and selected the most difficult households locating in some communes: Chi Dao, Phu Luong, An Nghia and Huong Nhuong. After that, they selected four households as Mr. Bui Van Dinh’s family in Be Tren hamlet of Chi Dao commune; Ms. Bui Thi Hien in Tram hamlet of Phu Luong commune; Ms. Bui Thi Xuyen in Tua hamlet of An Nghia commune; and Mr. Bui Van Tai in Huong Hoa hamlet of Huong Nhuong commune. Each household was donated a cow and the total price of four cows was over 50 million VND. This was the fund which individuals of officers and policeman in Lac Son District Police Department volunteered to donate for charity funds in a bid of helping households having economic difficult conditions. Among the households receiving the cattle breeds, there was Mr. Bui Van Dinh who was the prisoners released and had extremely difficult conditions. He was presented cow breeds by Lac Son District polices in order to encourage him to reintegrate into the community. 

The program of donating cattle breeds named "join hands for community life” of Lac Son District Police Department was processed from March of 2017. After over a year, Lac Son District polices have gifted 10 cattle breeds (in which a cow spawned) with the total value of about 140 million VND. This job has deep educational meanings on the spirit of mutual support for officers, soldiers and policeman, and practical value for poor households.

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