In a warm and heartfelt atmosphere, the delegation visited and presented gifts to five exemplary families, including: Heroic Vietnamese Mother Ha Thi Hao (Kien Lao hamlet), 93 years old, whose son, martyr Hoang Van Muon, sacrificed his life during the resistance war against the United States; Mrs. Vu Thi Thu (Tan Thinh hamlet), wife of martyr Bui Van Cam; Mr. Bui Quang Chau (Tan Thinh hamlet), a war invalid with a disability rate of 41% - 50%; Mr. Le Minh Hao (Thang Loi hamlet), a resistance veteran affected by toxic chemicals (with a disability rate of 40% - 60%); and Mr. Bui Van Nham (Hanh Phuc hamlet), a seriously wounded war veteran with 81% bodily injury.

Speaking during the visit, Mr. Tran Luu Quang expressed his deep gratitude for the great sacrifices and contributions made by wounded and sick soldiers, martyr families, and individuals with meritorious services to the revolution. He emphasized: “Caring for and showing gratitude to those who rendered services to the nation is both a moral duty and the responsibility of the entire political system. We must continue to enhance efforts to honor and care for those who sacrificed for the country’s independence and freedom, ensuring that they are always cared for and appreciated by society.”

Mr. Tran Luu Quang also expressed his hope that the Heroic Vietnamese Mother and policy beneficiary families would maintain their health and continue to uphold their revolutionary traditions, inspiring younger generations to develop the local economy and contribute to building an increasingly prosperous, civilized, and beautiful homeland.

Mr. Tran Luu Quang and Mr. Trinh Xuan Truong visited and presented gifts to Heroic Vietnamese Mother Ha Thi Hao.

Mr. Tran Luu Quang visited and presented gifts to wounded soldier Bui Van Nham

The delegation visited, presented gifts, and took commemorative photos with the family of Mrs. Vu Thi Thu.

The delegation visited and presented gifts to War invalid Le Minh Hao