Ahead of the series of events of the campaign "Vietnamese workers say no to drugs - Million hearts, a determination", on the morning of September 18, Standing Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor Ngo Duy Hieu attended the general rehearsal of the program.
The delegation of leaders of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor and the Hai Phong City Labor Federation also offered incense to commemorate comrade Nguyen Duc Canh at the comrade's monument in the premises of the Viet Tiep Friendship Cultural Palace in Hai Phong.
According to the plan, on September 18 and 19, the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor will preside over and coordinate with the Ministry of Public Security to organize a communication program, art exchange, and seminar on drug prevention and control for workers in industrial parks, and at the same time launch the campaign "Vietnamese workers say no to drugs - Million hearts, a determination".
In which, tonight (September 18) will take place a special art program and the launching ceremony of the campaign with the main content being the screening of a report on the current situation and harms of drugs in workers and the role and activities of the Trade Union organization in the fight against and prevention of drugs, protecting workers; giving gifts to union members, workers in difficult circumstances, and typical workers who have strived to rise up in life.
The art and music program dedicated to workers and people of Hai Phong city on the evening of September 18 also had the participation of famous artists: singer Quoc Thien, singer Vo Ha Tram, rapper RAM. C, singer Hoang Yen Chibi, singer Pham Anh Khoa...
On the morning of September 19, the "Vietnamese Workers Resolutely Say No to Drugs" festival will be held with diverse contents: exchange program - seminar between workers and leaders of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, representatives of the Ministry of Public Security, experts and artists; sharing experiences and effective ways to prevent drugs at enterprises and industrial parks, supporting people after detoxification to reintegrate into the community.
According to Lao Dong reporters' records, by the morning of September 19, 50 booths had also basically completed preparations, ready to display and sell preferential products to serve union members and workers.
