On September 8, Cao Bang Provincial Police said that on September 7, officers and soldiers of Be Van Dan Commune Police coordinated with the Professional and Extraordinary Technical Department to support Ms. Dam Thi Duyen's family to dismantle the old house, transport property and clean up the ground.
Ms. Duyen's family is in difficult circumstances and is eligible for the policy of removing temporary and dilapidated houses in the locality.
Due to the family's lack of manpower and difficulties in the process of dismantling the old building, officers and soldiers of Be Van Dan Commune Police and the Technical nghiệp vụ and offline department directly supported 14 working days.
Officers and soldiers participated in moving property, dismantling the degraded house and cleaning the ground. The work was deployed urgently, ensuring safety, helping the family reduce difficulties in manpower.
After completing the dismantling and cleaning, the ground is prepared for the family to deploy the construction of a new house.
In addition to supporting working days, the Professional and Offline Technical Department also supported the family with 5 million VND, 20kg of rice and a set of cotton blankets.
The support in terms of human resources and materials contributes to helping Ms. Duyen's family reduce difficulties in the house building process and soon stabilize their residence.
The above activities respond to the special emulation movement "Ba Nhat House - Border Shelter", thereby contributing to the implementation of the policy of eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses in the locality.
The fact that officers and soldiers directly support people from specific tasks also contributes to caring for life, ensuring social security and strengthening the bond between the Police force and the people right from the grassroots level.
