(HBO) - In the last days of 2022, on the board ships of the navy and fisherman have been filled with goods, necessities and Tet gifts from people from all parts of the country sent to the officers, the soldiers and the people working and living on Truong Sa Islands. Although the weather is not favorable, the waves are strong at level 7 - 8, with the utmost determination, the officers and soldiers on the ships always protect and keep the goods carefully so that they are safely and intactly transported to the islands, helping the army and people on the island welcome a happy and healthy Tet like on the mainland.
The potted kumquats and Tet gifts with the warmth of the mainland have been carefully transported aboard the KN-490 to the soldiers and the people working and living on Truong Sa Islands.
The soldiers are gathering goods and gifts to transfer to boats to the islands.
The big waves and strong winds have made it difficult to transfer goods from the KN-490 to the canoe to the islands.
Tet gifts from the mainland have been given to the officers and the soldiers on Da Nam Islands.
The pigs have been brought to the islands for the soldiers to celebrate Tet.
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