Leaders of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Bu Dop province and district presented the decision to hand over the great solidarity house to the households.

Households also received many meaningful gifts.

At the ceremony, the leaders of Bu Dop district handed over 17 houses to poor and near-poor households in Group 5, Village 7, Thien Hung Commune. In the district's target of eliminating 102 temporary and dilapidated houses by 2025, there are 17 households without land for construction. To support households, Bu Dop district has mobilized businesses to donate land, and the State has supported house construction with an amount of 80 million VND/house. Thanks to that, a new residential area has been formed and synchronously invested in infrastructure such as roads, electricity, and centralized water supply systems. In addition to houses, households are also given fans, rice, and instant noodles.

After the house handover ceremony, delegates and residents planted 100 trees to create shade for the new residential area.

Delegates and youth union planted trees in residential areas.

The new houses not only help households stabilize their housing but also open up opportunities to escape poverty sustainably. This is the result of the joint efforts of the government, businesses and the community, demonstrating humanity in caring for people's lives. Thereby contributing to building a new, spacious, warm and affectionate rural appearance in the border area of ​​Bu Dop.