Youth of T45 supports border people in Thanh Hoa

PSNews – The youth of the Armed Police Higher School (T45) in association with several organizations held a program on December 21 to support people in Tam Thanh commune, Quan Son district, Thanh Hoa.

Charitable delegation of the T45 visits Na Meo Border Stations
Charitable delegation of the T45 visits Na Meo Border Stations 

The delegation of the T45 presented 35 gifts to policy households, 20 gifts to poor students with outstanding academic achievements in the commune of Tam Thanh as well as other gifts to local schools.

The volunteer group also visited and presented 24 national flags, 130 warm coats and other gifts to border troops at the Tam Thanh and Na Meo Border Stations.

Charitable delegation visit Tam Thanh Border Station
Charitable delegation visit Tam Thanh Border Station 

In addition to the donation, the delegation also coordinated with the police of Quan Son district, the Tam Thanh Border Station, the boarding elementary-secondary school for ethnic students of Tam Thanh in organizing an art show themed “Am tinh bien gioi” (Warm sentiments for border area).

The show, participated by police officers and soldiers, local residents and students, created a friendly and warm atmosphere, enhancing the sentiments and relations between the armed forces and the people.

Presenting gifts to policy households
Presenting gifts to policy households 
Visiting and presenting gifts to local students
Visiting and presenting gifts to local students

The above voluntary program is part of the T45 youths’ project of charitable and voluntary activities in this winter. 

By Duy Tien

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