(HBO) – Authorities and people in Hoa Binh province has joined hands to pay tribute to martyrs, invalids and those who rendered services to the nation.
Representatives from the
Fatherland Front Committee and authorities of Hoa Binh city visit
Heroic Vietnamese Mother Nguyen Thi Su in Xa Muc village,
Thinh Minh commune.
To date, 99
percent of the province’s policy beneficiary families have reached the local average
living standards while all communes, wards and townships have provided good
support for relatives of martyrs, invalids, people rendering services to the country. About 1 percent, or 158
policy beneficiary households, are living below the local average living standards,
mainly because they are the elderly, people with sickness or without a
breadwinner.
According to
leaders of the provincial Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, to
promote local campaigns to pay tribute to martyrs, invalids and contributors
to the revolution, it is necessary
to strengthen Party and government leadership and coordination among local
departments and agencies in carrying out support policies for these people.
It is also
important to educate people, particularly young generations, on the country’s tradition of "When
drinking water, remember its source,” and step up emulation movements in implementing support
policies./.
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