Monument honoring People’s Public Security Forces’ contribution built in Ca Mau

A monument commemorating the People's Public Security Forces' dedication to peace and public safety is set to be constructed in Ca Mau Province, Vietnam. On August 17, the Ministry of Public Security and Ca Mau Provincial People's Committee inaugurated the groundbreaking for the renovation of Hong Bang Park and the monument's construction. This project coincides with the 81st anniversary of the People's Public Security Tradition Day, spanning from August 19, 1945, to August 19, 2026.

General Le Hong Anh, a former Politburo member and Permanent Member of the Party Central Committee's Secretariat, alongside provincial leaders, attended the ceremony. The park renovation and upgrading initiative spans over 10,000 square meters and encompasses natural stone paving, landscaping, greenery system enhancements, improved lighting and auxiliary facilities, and a monument pedestal. The entire project, funded through social contributions, boasts a total investment of VND15 billion (approximately US$572,410).

The monument, valued at roughly VND30 billion, will be a gift from the Minister of Public Security to Ca Mau Province. Senior Lieutenant General Le Tan Toi, a prominent Party and National Assembly figure, highlighted the monument's profound political, cultural, and social importance. It will serve as a tribute to the sacrifices and contributions of generations of People's Public Security officers and soldiers in upholding national security and social order.

The construction project owner, design consultant, contractor, and supervision unit are expected to uphold the highest responsibility, ensuring the monument's safety, quality, and aesthetic appeal align with the approved design. Timely completion is essential for the monument to become a fitting symbol of the People's Public Security Forces' invaluable role in safeguarding the Party, State, and people.