Tet gifts to be delivered to staff of DK1 platforms, Con Dao island
Brigade 171 from the High Command of Naval Zone 2 will visit and deliver New Year (Tet) gifts to officers and soldiers on the DK1 platforms, on-duty ships and officials on Con Dao island district.
Tet gifts to be delivered to staff of DK1 platforms, Con Dao island (Photo: VNA)
Can Tho(VNA) – Brigade 171 from the High Command of Naval Zone 2 will visit and deliver New Year (Tet) gifts to officers and soldiers on the DK1 platforms, on-duty ships and officials on Con Dao island district.
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Brigade 171 from the High Command of Naval Zone 2 will visit and deliver New Year (Tet) gifts to officers and soldiers on the DK1 platforms (Photo: VNA)
DK1 is agroup of economic, scientific and technical service stations set up in 1989 on Vietnam's southern continental shelf. Overthe past more than three decades, DK1 platforms have always stood firmly as asteel belt, not only helping develop marine economic activities but also contributing to safeguarding national sovereignty over seas and islands./.
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A delegation from the High Command of Naval Zone 2 set sail on January 12 from Vung Tau city in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau to visit officers and soldiers on duty on DK1 Platforms and ships as well as agencies and units stationed on the province’s Con Dao island district. A large number of gifts and goods are being sent to soldiers and people stationed in the island district.
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