On the afternoon of October 6, Regiment 726 (Army Corps 16) organized a "Mid-Autumn Festival for Children" program for teenagers and children in Bu Prang 1, Quang Truc border commune (Lam Dong).
Within the framework of the program, teenagers and children were immersed in the bustling, bustling and vibrant atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival with lion dance activities, banquets, performances, gifts and many other fun activities.
In addition, children also participate in folk games and listen to stories about the achievements of Ms. Hang Nga and Uncle Cuoi of the Moon. From there, they will better understand the historical significance of the Mid-Autumn Festival and the good human values in life.
On this occasion, Regiment 726 also organized a Mid-Autumn Festival, giving gifts to children of officers, employees, and workers in the whole unit, and at the same time supported Bu Dam Children with a total gift worth nearly 20 million VND.
Lieutenant Colonel Do Van Trang, Party Secretary and Political Commissar of Regiment 726 shared that the "Mid-Autumn Festival for Children" Program not only brings joy to children but also affirms the role of companionship, demonstrating the concern of the Party Committee, Regiment Command, and mass organizations in the unit for the future generation of the country.
This is the annual task of Regiment 726, thereby promptly encouraging children, especially teenagers and children of ethnic minorities, to continue to strive to study, strive to practice, and achieve many high academic achievements.
It is known that in the past time, Regiment 726 has coordinated with local Party committees and authorities to regularly care for and look after the material and spiritual lives of the people, especially the children of ethnic minorities in the unit and the children of officers, employees and workers in the unit.
Implementing the project "Army officers and soldiers taking their children to school", the unit adopted and supported 32 ethnic minority students living in border areas with particularly difficult circumstances.