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State to spend 518 billion VND on Tet gifts for revolution contributors

The Prime Minister has submitted a proposal to the State President on presenting gifts to people who made contributions to the revolution on the occasion of the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet) with a total value of nearly 518 billion VND (over 22.4 million USD).​
State to spend 518 billion VND on Tet gifts for revolution contributors ảnh 1National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan (left) and NA Vice Chairman General Do Ba Ty visit and present gifts to Vietnamese Heroic Mother  Trinh Thi Thin (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Prime Minister has submitted a proposal to the StatePresident on presenting gifts to people who made contributions to the revolution onthe occasion of the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet) with a total value of nearly518 billion VND (over 22.4 million USD).

Beneficiarieswill include those who engaged in revolutionary activities, and people who arehonoured as Heroic Vietnamese Mother, Hero of the Armed Forces and Labour Heroin the resistance war period. 

War invalids losing at least 81 percent ofworking capability, along with resistance war veterans who were contaminatedwith chemical toxics and lost 81 percent or more of work capability, othercontributors to the revolution, martyrs’ families, and those worshippingmartyrs are also expected to benefit from this proposed plan under certaincriteria.

Presenting Tet gifts to revolutioncontributors has become an annual tradition demonstrating the State andpeople’s gratitude to the ones who dedicated to the struggle for nationalindependence and reunification./.

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