Offering incense to pay tribute to the heroic martyrs of the University.Starting at 6:00 AM this morning, July 27th, the Party Committee, Board of Directors, and Trade Union Executive Committee of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities held a ceremony to offer incense at the Monument to Heroes and Martyrs, commemorating the staff and students of the University who bravely sacrificed their lives in the cause of national defense. The delegation offering incense was led by Dr. Ngo Thi Kieu Oanh, Standing Committee member of the Party Committee and President of the University's Trade Union.
In a solemn atmosphere, the delegation members observed a minute of silence to express their profound gratitude for the immense sacrifices of the heroic martyrs who fell for the peace, independence, and freedom of the nation. This was not only an occasion to pay tribute but also a reminder of the responsibility of today's generation in preserving and promoting the patriotic traditions and national pride.
The incense offering ceremony not only expresses reverence, but also provides an opportunity for every staff member, lecturer, and student of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities to reflect on precious historical values and continue the glorious traditions of previous generations.
The school's labor union visits a place filled with gratitude and camaraderie.The School's Trade Union's journey back to its roots continued with a visit and gift-giving to wounded and sick soldiers at the Nghe An Rehabilitation Center for Wounded Soldiers.
The Nghe An War Invalids Rehabilitation Center, located in Vinh Loc Ward, Nghe An Province, provides care and treatment for 55 war invalids and sick soldiers from both Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces. These war invalids and sick soldiers come from various regions, but they all share the common characteristic of being severely wounded or sick, with disability rates exceeding 81%. Some have lost both eyes, both legs, spinal cord injuries, head injuries, or complete paralysis. The center's leadership stated that it was established in 1974 with the mission of receiving, managing, treating, and caring for severely wounded and sick soldiers. Thanks to the dedicated care of the center's staff and the soldiers' efforts to overcome pain and illness, their health has gradually stabilized over time.
Visiting and showing gratitude to wounded and sick soldiers is an annual activity of the Trade Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, demonstrating the principle of "drinking water, remembering the source," contributing to the education of revolutionary traditions for the younger generation, and affirming the responsibility and affection of the university's staff and students towards those who have contributed to the revolution.
