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Public security ministry delegation visits families of martyrs in Dak Lak armed attacks

A delegation from the Ministry of Public Security led by Minister To Lam on June 29 visited the families of and paid respect to martyrs who died while performing duties during the armed attacks on the headquarters of two communal administrations in Cu Kuin district, the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak.
Public security ministry delegation visits families of martyrs in Dak Lak armed attacks ảnh 1Minister of Public Security To Lam pays respects to a fallen martyr in the case. (Photo: VNA)
Dak Lak (VNA) - A delegation from the Ministry ofPublic Security led by Minister To Lam on June 29 visited the families of and paidrespect to martyrs who died while performing duties during the armed attacks on theheadquarters of two communal administrations in Cu Kuin district, the CentralHighlands province of Dak Lak.

On June 11, groups of persons armed with guns and knivesattacked the headquarters of the People’s Committees of Cu Kuin’s Ea Tieu andEa Ktur communes, including the communal police stations, killing nine people,including two communal officials and four police officers, and injured two others.

At the homes of the martyrs, General Lam, a Politburo member, said even in the time of peace, officers and soldiers of thepolice force continue to endure significant sacrifices. 

He affirmed that the Party, State, and Ministry of PublicSecurity always care for and effectively implement policies and measures tosupport the families of fallen police officers. There are various forms ofencouragement and sharing to help such families and the entire people's policeforce overcome these great losses, said the minister.

On the occasion, the minister gave financial assistance worth 500 million VND (21,212 USD) each to build houses for the families of Major HoangTrung and Major Tran Quoc Thang; savings books worth 500 millionVND each to the families of martyrs Nguyen Dang Nhan and Ha Tuan Anh. Eachfamily also received 50 million VND from the central crime prevention fund.

Furthermore, the Thien Tam Fund of Vingroup providedfinancial support of 500 million VND per family./.
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