Handing over the ashes of the father with Covid to his relatives, the soldier cried because of the surprise

During the time of tightening the distance, the Ho Chi Minh City High Command was assigned to send a team to take care of all the people who unfortunately died from Covid-19, from the time of burial until the handover of the ashes. for family members. The images of the soldier wearing a blue shirt holding the ashes of the deceased and giving them to family members are full of love and simplicity but also very dignified.

Among them, there are also many emotional moments recorded by soldiers and volunteers on the sidelines of the front lines. At a key point in Hau Giang province, adjacent to Can Tho, members of the ashes delivery team were in tears when they received a gift from a woman. She is the biological daughter whose father died from Covid-19. In the gift box, there were only a few fresh fruits, a few bottles of mineral water and a letter. The outside is written in neat words with the title: "Dear dear soldiers!". The letter is a thank you from the bottom of her heart to the soldiers who have devoted themselves to the people and the country.

The moment the daughter stood with her head bowed, respectfully bowed and received the urn from the volunteers' hands, many people were moved. The photo with the above gift box was posted by Facebook account Le Thuong Tien with the sharing line: "The father has been working for 20 years in Saigon to take care of his family, going back and forth... This time, I took him home to stay. Thank you for helping me to go from Saigon to Hau Giang to bring Covid victims back to my family..."

Mr. Le Thuong Tien, a member of the ashes transport team, under the Military Command of District 8, said that his team received the ashes of the 50-year-old man to Hau Giang. Uncle named E. went to Saigon to work, unfortunately got stuck and died because of Covid-19. Away from his hometown for many years, Uncle E. was alone, with no relatives, no relatives next to him, so when he died, the ashes delivery team could not find any information about him to contact his family. deliver. Mr. Tien added: "He died in District 8, Saigon so suddenly. It was very difficult to find his family because when he went to lie in a field hospital, there was no relative or specific address. You only reported in Saigon. I posted your information on facebook hoping to find some clues. And fortunately, your daughter has contacted the team again, looking forward to welcoming her father to rest in his hometown. ".

Mr. Tien and 2 volunteers brought the man's ashes to Hau Giang, and his daughter went to the starting point. Thanks to the help of the online community and the thoughtful and dedicated gesture of the volunteer team delivering the ashes, Uncle E. was able to return to his hometown after 20 years of being away from home, in the loving arms of his family. Mr. Tien added: "Her household registration was in Hau Giang, but Hau Giang did not let her go to her house (Hau Giang is a green area). So she went to the province to receive ashes. She sent me a little bit back. There was a fruit in the gift box with an envelope. The envelope was at the bottom, I suspected there was m.oney, so I opened it. Actually inside there was a 500k bill, she said thank you, wanted to send some gifts to us. me, but I gave you back."

While the soldiers performed their noble duty to the people, many malicious rumors were directed at them. Specifically recently, Senior Colonel Nguyen Thanh Phong (Political Head of the Ho Chi Minh City Command) said that in the past time, there have been some people claiming to be employees of the burial facility, suggesting that families have Those who died due to Covid-19 pay m.oney to bring the ashes back soon. These self-proclaimed people also pledged to coordinate with military units in supporting the transport of patient ashes.

Colonel Phong affirmed that there is no way that officials and soldiers who coordinate the funeral facilities receive m.oney from the people to do it quickly. Soldiers do not accept m.oney from the people in any form when performing assigned tasks. As noted, the political director of the Ho Chi Minh City Command expressed that the City Command assessed the receipt, storage, management, cremation and transportation of the ashes of people who died from Covid-19 to their home. To the family is a noble gesture to the deceased, and to those who are still alive. This action comes from the command of the heart.

The City Command added: "The City Command directs, thoroughly grasps, and organizes the strict, thoughtful and correct implementation of the regulations. There are times when the d.eath toll is high, so the time for handling and cremation is high. However, the High Command confirmed that there was no coordination with the funeral home to receive m.oney from relatives for quick processing. All were handled by officers and soldiers of the Ministry of Justice. TP orders to receive, treat as their relatives, no matter of coordination to raise the price, even if you send m.oney to thank you, you will not receive it". He reminded families to stay at home and do well in epidemic prevention. Ho Chi Minh City Command will do all its responsibilities and bring back the ashes of people who died due to Covid-19 to their families.

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