Nghia Dan voters request to overcome flooding situation on National Highway 48D

On the afternoon of June 26, the National Assembly deputies including Mr. Phan Dinh Trac - Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Commission; Ms. Hoang Thi Thu Trang - Secretary of Nghia Dan District Party Committee met with voters of Nghia Khanh commune (Nghia Dan district).

Panorama of the voter contact conference in Nghia Khanh commune (Nghia Dan district). Photo: Pham Bang

After listening to National Assembly delegates summarize the results of the 9th session of the 14th National Assembly, voters expressed their opinions and made recommendations on many issues.

Voter Dao Ngoc Sinh reported that although Route 48D has been paved, flooding has occurred and suggested building a bridge and removing the culvert to overcome this situation. At the same time, the expansion of the traffic safety corridor is still inadequate, with many encroachments, causing many traffic accidents and fatalities.

Mr. Sinh said that in new residential areas, many households have not yet had land certificates and proposed to resolve these cases to ensure legitimate rights for the people.

Voter Dao Ngoc Sinh reports flooding on National Highway 48D. Photo: Pham Bang

Voter Lai Van Phuong reported that currently in the area, Truong Giang Company is exploiting sand and gravel but the boundaries are unclear, and there is no strict management by the authorities and local government. At the same time, he requested the State to have more support policies for farmers affected by natural disasters.

Voter Ngo Ba Thanh suggested that the regime for non-professional cadres at the hamlet level should be reviewed, because many people hold additional positions but do not receive increased allowances, while the workload is heavier. In addition, it is necessary to build more high schools in the Southeast cluster of Nghia Dan district so that children can go to school with less difficulty.

Voter Lai Van Phuong suggested that the State should pay more attention to support policies for farmers. Photo: Pham Bang

Many voters also suggested recalculating electricity prices to facilitate people; the current price of live pigs is still high and needs to be reduced so that people can buy them; the state of degradation of the electricity infrastructure system poses a potential risk of accidents;...

Explaining the voters' petition, Mr. Vo Tien Sy - Chairman of Nghia Dan District People's Committee said that the Department of Transport has sent a document requesting the Ministry of Transport to supplement funding to overcome the flooding situation on National Highway 48D.

Regarding the 63 cases of unauthorized land allocation in Nghia Khanh commune, Mr. Sy said that according to regulations, only cases that have paid money to the budget will be considered for procedures to issue certificates. "This is a common problem in the province, the district would like to acknowledge and continue to find solutions to this problem," Mr. Sy said.

Mr. Vo Tien Sy - Chairman of Nghia Dan District People's Committee explained voters' petitions. Photo: Pham Bang

Regarding the issue of mineral exploitation, the district would like to receive voters' opinions and strengthen stricter management of the exploitation of licensed companies. Explaining the reason for the slow support for damage caused by natural disasters, Mr. Sy said that due to the difficult budget conditions of the district and province, this source is waiting for the central budget to be allocated.

Responding to voters' petitions, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac - Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee said that regarding flooding issues on National Highway 48D, restrictions at the pumping station of the Ban Mong reservoir project; support for farmers affected by the Covid-19 epidemic..., the National Assembly deputies will take note and accept them to report to the Government and relevant agencies.

Mr. Phan Dinh Trac - Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee answers voters' opinions. Photo: Pham Bang

The government has set a tiered electricity price to support families in difficult circumstances and at the same time help save electricity. The problem is that it is necessary to review the way electricity bills are collected so that people can easily understand and control the amount of electricity consumed by their families.

Regarding the two unrecognized pre-uprising cadres, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac requested that Nghia Dan District Party Committee conduct specific checks and guide the families to complete the documents so that competent authorities can consider and recognize them.

National Assembly deputies and leaders of Nghe An Electricity Company presented gifts to Nghia Loc Primary School. Photo: Pham Bang

On this occasion, the National Assembly deputies coordinated with Vietnam Electricity Group to donate 2 billion VND to support the construction of schools in disadvantaged areas for Nghia Loc Primary School, Branch B; and at the same time, presented 20 gifts to 20 households in Nghia An and Nghia Khanh communes (Nghia Dan district).