On the occasion of the 78th anniversary of the War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27,4747 - July 27, 2025), the Ha Tien International Border Guard Station, An Giang Provincial Border Guard, organized many practical activities.
Promoting the moral tradition of " Drinking water, remembering the source", the blue-plate soldiers at the southwestern border fence of the Fatherland have carried out many activities to repay gratitude such as: organizing visits and giving gifts to wounded soldiers, sick soldiers, and martyrs' families in Ha Tien ward.
Each gift given is not only a material sharing, but also a deep gratitude of the commanders, officers and soldiers of the Ha Tien International Border Guard Station to the previous generations who have contributed to their homeland and country.
Along with that, the unit has mobilized officers and soldiers to actively coordinate with the local Youth Union to carry out renovation, cleaning, and replacement of new flowers, contributing to creating a solemn space for people and martyrs' relatives to offer incense and commemorate. In particular, the unit has actively participated in the "Lighting up a candle to pay tribute" activity at the Ha Tien Ward Martyrs' Cemetery Memorial.
Thereby contributing to the officers, soldiers, Youth Union members and people practically expressing their gratitude to the heroic martyrs. The lanterns lit are not only a light of gratitude but also a message reminding today's generations to continue to preserve and promote the glorious revolutionary tradition and leave meaningful emotions for the younger generation.
Through those practical activities, officers and soldiers of the Ha Tien International Border Guard Station not only expressed their gratitude to the heroic martyrs, war invalids, sick soldiers and families with meritorious services to the revolution, those who sacrificed and devoted themselves to the independence and freedom of the nation..., but also contributed to spreading the good traditions of the nation, fostering the trust of the people, beautifying the image of "Uncle Ho's soldiers" in the new era.