The delegation was joined by leaders from the provincial Military Command, Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV)’s Hoa Binh branch and representatives from other branches and agencies in the province.

The gifts were given to two Vietnamese heroic mothers Dao Thi Dan and Nguyen Thi Cho. Mother Dao Thi Dan, born in 1919 and residing in hamlet 4, Dong Tien ward, has two sons Nguyen Duc Coi and Nguyen Duc Tao who laid down their lives during the war against the US. Meanwhile, 91-year-old Nguyen Thi Cho in Hoa Binh commune lost two sons-Nguyen Van Sac and Nguyen Van Than during wartime. 

Deputy Secretary of the Hoa Binh Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Quang visits and presents gift to Vietnamese heroic mother Dao Thi Dan.

Chairman Quang expressed his gratitude towards the Vietnamese heroic mothers for the sacrifice they made to national liberation and independence. He wished the mothers good health and become moral support for their children and grandchildren to make contributions to the local economic development and construction of a prosperous Hoa Binh province.

He affirmed that following the gratitude tradition, the province has carried out a number of activities to take care of people who rendered services to the revolution for years. He also asked local authorities to further practical activities for people with significant contributions to the revolution./.

                                                                          Huong Lan

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