The program is organized by the Vietnamese Association in South Korea in collaboration with the Vietnamese Student Association in South Korea, the Vietnamese Women’s Union in South Korea, and the Fund for Vietnam’s Sovereignty over the Sea and Islands. It will last until April 11.
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| The Vietnamese community in South Korea launched the “Towards Truong Sa 2023” program. |
It is expected that the delegation will give gifts to officers and soldiers on duty in Truong Sa. They pay attention to islands with difficult circumstances such as sunken islands and DK rigs. The gifts include televisions, water purifiers, refrigerators, lawnmowers, electric fans, medical equipment, generators, and solar arrays to serve the needs of daily-life electricity on the islands, as well as food, and spices,…
On this occasion, the Association of Vietnamese in South Korea calls on the community to continue to do practical work for Truong Sa, and believe in the vigilance work of the officers and soldiers in the Vietnam People’s Navy.
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