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(HBO) - Mai Chau district presented gifts and congratulated Tet to officials, people of Hang Kia and Pa Co communes on the occasion of the traditional New Year of the Mong ethnic people.
Leaders of Mai Chau
District Party Committee presentede Tet gifts to Hang Kia commune leaders.
Hang Kia and Pa Co are
two upland communes with a lot of difficulties of Mai Chau district, nearly
100% Mong people. In recent years, with the attention and support of the Party
committees, authorities, the investment of programs, projects, ethnic policies,
socio-economic 2 communes have positive changes.
The traditional New
Year of the Mong ethnic group begins on the 1st of the 12th lunar month and
lasts until the end of the month. This is an opportunity for people to organize
many activities with unique cultural values, showing tradition and high solidarity.
On this occasion, the
delegation of Mai Chau district presented leaders of 2 communes with 30 Tet
gifts and wished comrades and their families a warm, healthy and happy
traditional Tet holiday.
On the occasion of
traditional Tet holiday, people in 2 communes received a lot of gifts. In
particular, Mai Chau District Police gave gifts to people in 2 communes with a
total value of 60 million VND.
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