Naval Region 5 Actively Participates in “Phu Quoc Environment Day”
The activity underscores the commitment of Naval Region 5 and local organizations to creating a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful Phu Quoc, fostering a collective spirit of environmental stewardship.
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| On December 7, hundreds of officers and soldiers from Naval Region 5 joined hands to support the “Phu Quoc Environment Day” campaign in Phu Quoc City, Kien Giang Province. The event featured a variety of meaningful activities, aiming to raise awareness and promote environmental protection among military personnel and the local community. This collaborative effort was a practical step towards improving Phu Quoc’s environment and served as an important platform to educate and inspire greater environmental responsibility among participants and the broader community. |
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