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Vice President presents Tet gifts to disadvantaged people

Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh presented 300 Tet gift packages to social policy beneficiaries, families and children with disadvantaged backgrounds in An Luc Long commune, southern Long An province on January 28.
Vice President presents Tet gifts to disadvantaged people ảnh 1Vice President presents Tet gifts to disadvantaged people (Photo: VNA)

Long An (VNA) – Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh presented 300 Tet gift packages tosocial policy beneficiaries, families and children with disadvantagedbackgrounds in An Luc Long commune, southern Long An province on January 28.

The leader extended Tet greetings to these people and suggested localauthorities to improve the implementation of social welfare policies and carefor poor families and social policy beneficiaries.

At the event,philanthropists handed over 150 million VMD to the communal administration tocarry out socio welfare activities.-VNA




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