Voters of Nghia Dan proposed the province to build a universal crematorium.

(Baonghean.vn) - TConference of voters of National Assembly deputies at constituency number 2, cNghia Dan town leaders expressed many concerns and worries about the "hot" incidents that have occurred recently.

Voters of Nghia Dan Town attend the meeting with voters on the afternoon of April 28. Photo: Hoai Thu

After listening to Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao - a delegate of the 14th National Assembly announce the expected content of the 3rd session of the 14th National Assembly, voters of Nghia Dan Town had many comments and suggestions to the National Assembly delegates at the conference.

Mr. Le Dinh Chau, Tan Mai block, proposed that the procedures for granting land use right certificates are still cumbersome; some provisions of the Land Auction Law have many loopholes, creating opportunities for individuals to take advantage for personal gain; the public investment implementation process is still overlapping, many projects are ineffective while the investment costs are large. Mr. Chau also hopes that the state has a policy to prioritize investment in the grassroots health system in remote and isolated areas, especially in terms of high-quality human resources; allowances for commune-level civil servants are still too low; land policies still have many shortcomings, causing frustration for the people.

Mr. Nguyen Duy Thanh, Tan Lam block, made a recommendation about the current state of the power line system in the town, which is dangerous to the lives and production of the people. Regarding the conversion of the protection system into production forests and the enterprises that are cutting down trees to plant acacia, voters requested that relevant agencies and levels clearly explain this policy to the people.

Voter Dang Thi Huong, Tan Hoa block, spoke at the conference. Photo: Hoai Thu

Voters also asked the province to build a universal incarnation station; requested not to raise the retirement age; and hoped that National Assembly deputies would boldly fight for the people's voice, helping the National Assembly make correct and effective decisions.

Voters have proposed that the housing support policy for policy families is not reasonable, and there are difficulties in allocating land to build communal cultural houses. The enforcement of judgments is still ineffective, causing damage to the people. The situation of extra teaching and learning in the locality is still common; the rampant training situation leads to an increasing number of unemployed graduates. The environmental pollution treatment of pesticide warehouses in the area is not effective.

Voters also asked National Assembly delegates to take action to rectify the fact that many media programs still show many revealing and offensive images, especially of singers and actors.

Many concerns and worries about "hot" incidents

Mr. Phan Dinh Trac - Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee, National Assembly Delegate of Nghe An province answered the petitions of voters of Nghia Dan town. Photo: Hoai Thu

Also at the meeting, voters were concerned about a number of recent public disorder incidents in the province related to a number of religious dignitaries and the government's solution.

The delegation surveyed the medical examination and treatment conditions at the Nghia Long Commune Health Station, Nghia Dan. Photo courtesy

Responding to some of the voters' suggestions, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac agreed with the reflection of the situation of graduates not being able to find jobs, the use of talents still has many shortcomings, so the Party and the State are stepping up to overcome this problem. For cases where parishioners are incited, incited to protest and cause trouble, the government needs to have "a warm heart and a cool head; and must have a thorough way of handling, especially focusing on persistently persuading and collecting evidence so that at a certain time, it will proceed to handle according to the provisions of the law. The Party and the State are paying close attention to and directing this issue" - Mr. Phan Dinh Trac said.

Hoai Thu