Provincial Youth Union and other mass organizations always pay attention to taking care of young workers on the occasion of the annual Tet holiday. This Tet, many significant activities will be also organized for young workers across the province.

In 2012, Di An town’s Youth Federation set up 4 sub-unions and clubs on pigeon breeding, hip-hop dance, Youth Union’s skills and propaganda of revolutionary songs at the local youths’ demand.

The event is part of activities during a Vietnam visit by US veterans group, the Soldier’s Heart Initiative (SHI), running from December 28, 2012 to January 15, 2013.

An Binh commune in Phu Giao district is now home to 221 Khmr ethnic minority households with 843 people. Thanks to the local Party and government’s attention and help, the lives of Khmer ethnic people herein have been markedly improved.

Under Directive No.134/CT-TTg dated January 20, 2010 by the Prime Minister, provincial inspection delegation on the implementation of the laws regarding law made inspection tours of the land use of 163 province-based organizations with a total area of 2,281.37 hectares over the past three years.

The regulation has 10 chapters, 82 articles including assessment on environmental impacts, commitments on environmental protection and projects on environmental protection; national technical standard, report and information on environment; urban waste water treatment, management and treatment of medical waste, environmental protection in public areas.

In 1986, Loc and his wife’s only asset was a cranky cottage. They had to do many various works to earn a living. In 1988, their first child was ill but they had no money to buy medicines for him. To help them, An Thanh ward People’s Committee and neighbors assisted them whilst the war Farmers’ Society offered non-interest loans for them to develop production.

The district now has 21 licensed mineral mines including clay, kaolin, sand, and stone on an area of 642ha with the exploitation volume of 176.3 million cubic meters.

Promoting traditions

After signing a joint plan for the 2008-2012 period, the provincial Fatherland Front Committee steered and launched action plans to its affiliates. Accordingly, the work of preventing and fighting against HIV/AIDS has been put into compulsory criteria of emulation movements at all levels.