Before the 2026 - 2027 school year, Dak Mil Commune Police in coordination with Le Loi Secondary School (Lam Dong) visited, encouraged and presented many gifts to H'Thu, residing in Dak R'La hamlet, Dak Mil commune, to share difficulties and encourage her to continue going to school.
Dak Mil is a mountainous commune of Lam Dong province, with a large number of ethnic minorities living there. There are still some students in difficult circumstances in the area, including H'Thu, residing in Dak R'La hamlet, Dak Mil commune.
Born into a large family with difficult economic conditions, H'Thu had to drop out of school early. Knowing his situation, Captain Hoang Thanh Tung, an officer of Dak Mil Commune Police (Lam Dong), mobilized his family to create conditions for H'Thu to continue going to school and realize her unfinished dream of studying.
Before the new school year 2026 - 2027, Dak Mil Commune Police coordinated with Le Loi Secondary School to visit, encourage and give gifts to H'Thu. Attending were Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Hong Kien, Deputy Head of Dak Mil Commune Police; teacher Phan Van Tue, Principal of Le Loi Secondary School and commune police officers.
At the gift-giving ceremony, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Hong Kien encouraged H'Thu to continue to strive and strive to rise up in life; and affirmed that the Party Committee, government and commune police force always care for and support students in difficult circumstances, especially ethnic minority students, to have more conditions for studying and training.
Mr. Phan Van Tue, Principal of Le Loi Secondary School, wished H'Thu to continue to overcome difficulties, strive in studying and training; cultivate knowledge, ethics, life skills, and prepare for the future.
At H'Thu's house, representatives of the commune police and the school presented her with gifts including electric bicycles, books, clothes and 2 million VND in cash. The gifts show the concern and sharing of the police force and the school, contributing to encouraging H'Thu to continue striving to rise up in her studies and life.
The activity of visiting and giving gifts contributes to sharing difficulties and supporting H'Thu on her journey to school; and at the same time shows the coordination between the police force, the school and the family in caring for and supporting students in difficult circumstances in the area.
In the coming time, Dak Mil Commune Police will continue to coordinate with departments, branches, unions and schools to implement social security activities, contributing to supporting those in difficult circumstances, especially students with the will to rise up in their studies.
