Vice President attends ceremony honouring heroic mothers in Hung Yen
Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh attended a ceremony to honour Vietnamese women whose husbands and children laid down in the struggle for national liberation and defence, held in the northern province of Hung Yen on June 30.
Hung Yen (VNA) – Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh attended a ceremonyto honour Vietnamese women whose husbands and children laid down in the strugglefor national liberation and defence, held in the northern province of Hung Yen onJune 30.
At the event, the Heroic Mothers title was posthumously presented to 117 women.
With the recognition, the province currently has a total of 2,165 heroicVietnamese mothers.
Addressing the event, Vice President Thinh presented the title to families ofthe mothers. She also expressed her gratitude to the Heroic Mothers, whodevoted their beloved to the struggle for the national independence, freedomand unification.
Hung Yen province has allocated a sum of 30 billion VND (1.32 million USD) eachyear to support policy beneficiary families and those who rendered service tothe country’s revolutionary cause.
NguyenVan Phong, Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee pledged to createfavourable conditions to raise living conditions of heroic mothers, families ofmartyrs, invalids and people who rendered service to the nation in theprovince.-VNA
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At the ceremony (Photo: hungyentv.vn)
