[Photo] Quang Binh Border Guards support border residents to remove temporary and dilapidated houses

Accordingly, the Station Command coordinated with the authorities of Thuong Hoa and Hoa Son communes to survey and select the most disadvantaged households with no manpower to send soldiers to support them in a "rolling" manner to complete each house for the people.

Since Tet 2025, out of the 6 houses that officers and soldiers of Ca Xeng Border Post have directly undertaken, 2 have been completed, and the rest are striving to be completed before June 30. In addition to the program's funding support from authorities at all levels, the unit is also looking for support for families from 3 to 5 million VND/house.

The following series of photos reflects the urgent working atmosphere, taking advantage of favorable weather of officers and soldiers of Ca Xeng Border Post to accompany and support people in the border area of Minh Hoa district in the movement to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses.

Border guards at Ca Xeng Station dismantled a rotten corrugated iron roof to repair a house for a household in the border area of Minh Hoa district.

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These are all poor or near-poor households, with dilapidated, damaged houses that have been used for a long time without the means to replace or repair them.

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Border guards, commune police and shock troops in Thuong Hoa commune joined forces to carry the old house frame to make way for a new house.

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The rotten corrugated iron roof of the house was replaced with a new one, and the walls were reinforced to ensure long-term use, safety and warmth.

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Together with the Border Guard, the Commune Police force joins hands to help poor and near-poor households with limited human resources to rebuild their houses.

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There are houses that replace the entire old roof with tiled roofs, and the rafters use square steel to ensure durability and safety.

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With the military-civilian sentiment, women of Thuong Hoa commune coordinated with families to serve meals on-site for the force supporting people to demolish temporary and dilapidated houses.

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Even when the work to help the people was not yet completed, the soldiers worked at night to finish each house so that the people could soon have new houses.