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Solar energy system lights up flagpole on Ly Son island

The Hanoi chapter of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCMCYU) on April 14 handed over to Ly Son island, central Quang Ngai province a solar power system to light up the flagpole on Ly Son’s highest mountain.
The Hanoi chapter of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCMCYU) onApril 14 handed over to Ly Son island, central Quang Ngai province asolar power system to light up the flagpole on Ly Son’s highestmountain.

Thanks to the 200 million VND (9,400 USD) system,the flag flying high on Thoi Loi Peak is now visible at night tofishermen at sea.

Deputy Secretary of the HCMCYU’s Quang Ngaichapter Nguyen Hoang Hiep said the work aims to raise the youth’sawareness of their responsibility for national construction andsovereignty protection.

The same day, the Quang Ngai chapterin coordination with a group of doctors from the Ho Chi Minh CityCentral Odonto-Maxillo-Facial Surgery (OMS) Hospital and the Cho RayHospital provided free check-ups and medicines for 800 local patientsand donated dentist equipment worth 150 million VND (around 7,000 USD)to the Ly Son health care centre.

On the occasion, theHCMCYU’s Ho Chi Minh City chapter granted 200 gifts to the poor on theisland while the Quang Ngai chapter presented two houses worth 60million VND (around 2,800 USD) to local people.-VNA

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