On March 29, a working delegation from the Ministry of National Defense, led by Major General Tran Ngoc Huu, Deputy Commander of the Border Guard (authorized by the Ministry of National Defense), conducted a survey and on-site inspection of Dong Nai’s borderlines to prepare for the installation of a surveillance system in the border areas.
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| The delegation surveys and inspects the national border marker No. 68 under the management of the Hoa Lu International Border Gate Border Guard Station. Photo: Nguyet Ha |
Also joining the working delegation were Major General Le Ngoc Hai, Deputy Chief-of-Staff of Military Region 7; Colonel Nguyen Anh Duc, Deputy Commander of the Provincial Military Command, and Commander of the Dong Nai Border Guard Command; and Lieutenant Colonel Doan Trong Nghia, Deputy Commander and Chief-of-Staff of the Dong Nai Border Guard Command.
Following the administrative merger, Dong Nai province now has a border line stretching 258.939 km, bordering three provinces of the Kingdom of Cambodia: Kratie, Tboung Khmum, and Mondulkiri. Along this border line, there are 16 border guard stations and 8 border communes.
During the working session, the delegation received briefings and conducted on-site inspections at several locations, including the Hoa Lu International Border Gate Border Guard Station and Bu Dop Border Guard Station. They also surveyed proposed installation sites, assessing terrain conditions, technical infrastructure, and the system’s connectivity and operational feasibility. This is considered an important mission to strengthen management capacity, safeguard territorial sovereignty, and ensure security and order in the border area under new circumstances.
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Major General Tran Ngoc Huu (center) and the delegation at a site under Bu Dop Border Guard Station. Photo: Nguyet Ha |
Speaking at the survey, Major General Tran Ngoc Huu acknowledged and highly appreciated the thorough preparations made by the Dong Nai Border Guard and the relevant units in support of the inspection and survey mission.
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| The delegation surveys the area of national border marker No. 65/14 (2) managed and protected by Bu Dop Border Guard Station. Photo: Nguyet Ha |
The head of the working delegation also took note of Dong Nai’s recommendations and emphasized that the application of science and technology in border management and protection is an urgent requirement. This will help improve surveillance efficiency and enable the timely detection and prevention of violations.
Major General Tran Ngoc Huu requested that the provincial Border Guard Command, its subordinate units, and relevant agencies should continue close coordination, accelerate implementation progress, and ensure the quality and synchronization of the system.
Once completed, the surveillance system is expected to support the provincial Border Guard in patrol and control activities, contributing to maintaining political security, social order, and safety, while promoting socio-economic development in border areas. In doing so, it will also help reinforce the core and specialized role of the Border Guard in managing and firmly protecting national sovereignty and border security.
By Nguyet Ha – Translated by Minh Hong, Thu Ha
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