In the last days of August, towards the 81st anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day September 2nd, the police of units and localities in Lao Cai province deployed many activities towards the people, including awarding national flags, visiting and congratulating dignitaries, officials, religious followers and prestigious people among ethnic minorities.
From August 27 to September 2, the Internal Security Department of Lao Cai Provincial Police coordinated with commune-level police to religious establishments and remote villages to present 500 national flags, and at the same time propagate and mobilize people to hang flags on National Day.
At Buddhist, Catholic, and Protestant institutions, cadres and soldiers, along with dignitaries, officials, and believers, hang the national flag, contributing to showing the spirit of attachment between religion and life, and at the same time strengthening the relationship between the police force and religious organizations and people.
The police force also went to highland groups and households in difficult circumstances among ethnic minorities. At the Se Chai group point, the Northern Vietnam Evangelical Church, Ta Cu Ty Commune Police mobilized people to hang the national flag, contributing to creating an atmosphere towards National Day and strengthening solidarity.
From August 27-28, Mau A Commune Police visited, encouraged and presented 63 national flags to dignitaries, officials, representatives of religious establishments, heads of groups, believers and prestigious people in ethnic minority areas. Commune police officers also propagated and mobilized places of worship, groups, believers' families and people to hang national flags on National Day.
On August 29, a working delegation of Yen Bai Ward Police led by Lieutenant Colonel Vu Minh Tien, Head of the Ward Police, visited, presented gifts, and congratulated Yen Bai Parish and Khe Che Parish. On this occasion, the ward police presented 2 gifts and 2 national flags.
The activities contribute to strengthening the close relationship between the police and dignitaries, officials, religious followers and ethnic minorities; promoting the role of reputable people in mobilizing people to comply with the law and participate in ensuring security and order.
From red flags with yellow stars at places of worship, highland villages to meetings and visits, the spirit of solidarity, companionship and responsibility continues to spread, contributing to consolidating people's trust, building the "people's heart formation" and the movement of all people protecting national security right from the grassroots level.
