The police department of Tuy Duc in Lam Dong province recently organized a visit to local Buddhist establishments to celebrate the Vu Lan Festival, a significant occasion in the Buddhist calendar. During their visit, the police representatives presented gifts and extended warm wishes for a peaceful and happy Vu Lan to the monks, nuns, and Buddhist followers in the area.

As part of their outreach, the police expressed appreciation for the contributions of the Buddhist community towards social welfare and the promotion of national unity. They encouraged religious leaders and followers to continue collaborating with local authorities and the police force to uphold security and order in the community.

The Vu Lan Festival, celebrated annually, is a time for reflection and gratitude towards parents and ancestors. It highlights the importance of filial piety in Vietnamese culture. The police's engagement with the Buddhist community during this time emphasizes their commitment to fostering a harmonious relationship with all religious groups, promoting a spirit of solidarity and mutual support.

Through their actions, the Tuy Duc police aim to enhance community ties, encouraging citizens to adhere to the policies of the Party and the laws of the state, thereby contributing to a peaceful and developed Tuy Duc.