On July 25, a delegation of the An Giang Provincial Labor Federation (LĐLĐ) led by Comrade Do Tran Thinh - Chairman of the Provincial LĐLĐ as Head of the delegation came to offer flowers and incense at the Temple of Remembrance for Heroic Martyrs and People with Meritorious Services of An Giang province (Rach Gia ward).
In a solemn atmosphere, the delegates respectfully offered flowers, incense, observed a minute of silence to commemorate and expressed infinite gratitude to the heroic martyrs who bravely fought and sacrificed for the cause of national liberation, national reunification, construction and defense of the Fatherland.
Next, the working delegation visited and presented gifts to 2 families of martyrs in Rach Gia ward. In each place visited, Chairman of the Provincial Labor Federation Do Tran Thinh cordially inquired about the health and lives of relatives of the families; expressed deep gratitude for the great sacrifices of heroic martyrs and the contributions and losses of the families to the cause of national liberation and reunification. Comrade wished the families to continue to promote revolutionary traditions, encourage their children and grandchildren to follow in the example of previous generations, contributing to building an increasingly rich and beautiful, civilized homeland.
The delegation presented meaningful gifts, sent wishes to families to always be healthy, and continue to be a spiritual support, educating patriotism and national pride for the young generation.
The activities of offering incense to commemorate and visiting policy families demonstrate the morality of "When drinking water, remember the source", "Gratitude", expressing deep gratitude to those who sacrificed and contributed for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland; and at the same time affirming the responsibility, feelings and concern of the Trade Union organization in caring for people with meritorious services to the revolution, contributing to the good implementation of social security policies in the province.
