Free of charge coaches brought nearly 1,500 disadvantaged workers and their relatives back home for Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday under the “Trade Union Tet Journey” programme held in the northern province of Ha Nam on February 7.
Ha Nam province sets aside more than 6.5 billion VND to present Tet gifts and coach tickets to impoverished workers, helping deliver the happiness of reunion. (Photo: VNA)
Ha Nam (VNA) – Free of charge coaches brought nearly 1,500 disadvantaged workers and theirrelatives back home for Tet (Lunar NewYear) holiday under the “Trade Union Tet Journey” programme held in thenorthern province of Ha Nam on February 7.
At the event, President of the provincial Labour Federation Le Van Ha conveyed warm Tetgreetings to the workers, and expressed his hope that they will return to workafter the holiday, and strive to enhance labour productivity, helping to develop their businesses and the province's socio-economy.
This year, Ha Nam province set aside more than 6.5 billion VND (266,200 USD) topresent Tet gifts and coach tickets to impoverished workers, helping deliverthe happiness of reunions.
Over the past decades, the trade unions at all levels in the province haveprovided over 4,300 free coach tickets and 300 free of charge coaches for workers to returnhome for Tet celebration.
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Ha Nam province sets aside more than 6.5 billion VND to present Tet gifts and coach tickets to impoverished workers, helping deliver the happiness of reunion. (Photo: VNA) 
