Various springtime activities preserved for young factory workers

The atmosphere of preparation for Tet Holiday amongst factory workers being far away from home has been jubilant in recent days. The springtime activities and meetings especially organized for them are to bring up the most meaningful Tet Holiday.

Sentimental springtime in industrial parks

The Provincial Center for Young Factory Worker and Working People Support shall organize various activities to celebrate the Party and Tet Holiday for working people in industrial parks. The Center has announced 3 shows to be organized at the Center venue, Diamond Vietnam Corporation in My Phuoc Industrial Park 1 of Ben Cat Town, and meeting venue for immigrated factory workers at My Phuoc Industrial Park 2 in Ben Cat Town accordingly. The shows shall include exhibition, performance, and Tet activities.

Southern Tan Uyen Industrial Park Joint Stock Company inform to organize activities during Tet Holiday to care for young factory workers and those staying for Tet. Photo: K.T.

Mr. Pham Quoc Nhan, Secretary of Youth’s League organization of Southern Tan Uyen Industrial Park Joint Stock Company said: “We are planning for the shows for immigration workers. The annual events should include unicorn-lion-dragon dances, music, and gift giving out to encourage their working spirit while bringing up the joy of Tet to them.”

Springtime warmth at hostels

Annually, Mrs. Tran Thi Ruong, the owner of a hostel at Number 24/6, Dong B Quarter, Dong Hoa Ward, Di An Town organizes year-end party for working people residing at her place. She said: “In half of a month before Tet, I would organize a party with gifts to be given out. For those who would stay, I will add up more gifts to encourage them during Tet Holiday.”

At Thanh Tu Hostel of Binh Phuoc B Quarter of Binh Chuan Ward in Thuan An Town, immigrant workers are preparing for Tet Holiday. Mr. Nguyen Tan Cuong, the owner, informed of New Year’s Eve party at his place to encourage those staying working people

Parties are commonly held by local authorities, unions, hostel owners, and kind-hearted people to offer jubilant festival for immigrant workers during Tet Holiday.

Reported by K. Tuyen – Translated by Vi Bao