(HBO) – In an effort to ease difficulties facing local households, police in Tan Lac district, Hoa Binh province, have organised charitable programmes and presented gifts to the poor households and students on the occasion of Tet (Lunar New Year) and other holidays. They have also contributed their daily wages to a fund which has been used to buy cows for the poor households.
Two
years ago, Bui Thi Mau’s family in Que Bai 1 hamlet, Dong Lai city, was one of
the six families in the district receiving cows from the police. All of them
had been in especially difficult circumstances.
The cow of Bui Thi Mau’s family in Que
Bai 1 hamlet, Dong Lai commune, Tan Lac district, is growing up well and about
to give birth.
Lieutenant-Colonel Ngo Cong Minh, deputy head of the movement team of the Tan
Lac police, said over the past two years, his team has accompanied the six
households in production. All the cows have received good care and some of them
are ready to give birth. The cows are the most valuable asset of the families,
raising their hope to escape from poverty.
According to Lieutenant-Colonel Tran Quoc Hoan, deputy head of the Tan Lac
police, the force has annually organised charitable activities and joined hands
with some underprivileged communes in poverty reduction and new-style rural
area building.
The police will continue to support the households and maintain these
activities and programmes in 2019, he said./.
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