On Ba Trieu Street, the delegation visited the home of Mrs. Ngo Thi Phuong, born in 1937, the wife of martyr Tran Hung Hai. After her husband sacrificed his life for the nation, Mrs. Phuong raised their two children alone with dedication and resilience.
For many years, she and her family have been exemplary in following the Party's policies and the laws of the State, actively participating in community movements and neighborhood initiatives, contributing to building a united and civilized society.
Chairman of the Hanoi People's Council Nguyen Ngoc Tuan and the delegation visit and present gifts to the family of Ngo Thi Phuong, wife of fallen soldier Tran Hung Hai.
The delegation then visited the home of Mr. Do Binh Tien, born in 1951, on Lo Duc Street. Mr. Tien, a 41% war invalid, fought in Laos in 1972, where he was wounded. In 1974, he continued to participate in the campaign to liberate the South.
Throughout his military service, he earned numerous achievements and was awarded First-, Second-, and Third-Class medals by the State. After returning to his community, he served as Head of the Front Work Committee in his residential area, consistently contributing to local development and setting a strong personal example.
At each home, on behalf of the city leadership, Tuan expressed deep gratitude for the sacrifice and dedication of the war invalids and martyrs who fought for the nation's independence and freedom. He emphasized that, in keeping with the Vietnamese tradition of "remembering those who dug the well," Hanoi has implemented various practical policies to care for those who rendered service to the nation. The city has also carried out effective social welfare programs that have improved and enhanced the quality of life for its citizens.
Chairman of the Hanoi People's Council Nguyen Ngoc Tuan and the delegation visit and present gifts to the family of Do Binh Tien, a war veteran with 41% disability.
On this occasion, Tuan extended his best wishes for health and happiness to the families of those with meritorious service and expressed hope that they would continue to uphold their traditions and contribute actively to community development. He also called on the Party Committee and local authorities of Hai Ba Trung Ward to continue offering close attention and support to individuals under policy protections in the area.
Moved by the city's and local government's care, Mr. Do Binh Tien, on behalf of the families, expressed sincere gratitude. He shared that this gesture of remembrance serves as a powerful source of encouragement for families to continue striving and contributing further to the community and society.