Thanh Chuong voters petition about seriously degraded 'electricity - roads - schools - stations'

On the afternoon of December 2, the XIV National Assembly deputies elected in constituency No. 4, including Mr. and Mrs. Tran Van Mao - Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation; Dinh Thi Kieu Trinh - Deputy Head of the Department of Child Protection, Care and Gender Equality, Department of Labor - Invalids and Social Affairs, met with voters in Thanh Khe commune (Thanh Chuong). Also attending were representatives of provincial departments and branches, leaders of Thanh Chuong district and Thanh Khe commune. Photo: Thanh Quynh

Concerned about the current situation of "electricity, roads, schools, stations"

After listening to the representative of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation quickly inform about the results of the 8th session of the 14th National Assembly, the delegates of Thanh Khe commune and the communes in the cluster including: Thanh Thinh, Thanh Thuy, Thanh Huong, Ngoc Lam, Thanh Chi, Thanh An, Vo Liet, Thanh Yen... expressed their consensus and appreciation for the results, bills, and resolutions passed by the session. At the same time, the people also reflected 18 opinions.

Voter Nguyen Xuan Mau, Luong Dien hamlet, Thanh Khe commune pointed out the sad reality when Thanh Khe commune is one of the pilot localities implementing the new rural program but the transportation system is extremely weak.

Many traffic routes after being concreted have been seriously degraded but have not been repaired; some key inter-hamlet and inter-commune roads are still dirt roads, causing difficulties for people's daily lives and hindering local socio-economic development.

It is worth mentioning that the concrete road connecting National Highway 46C to Thanh Khe commune, although only put into use for a short time, has shown signs of deterioration, affecting traffic activities.

The 10km long road from Thanh Lien commune intersection (Thanh Chuong) through Prison No. 6 to Ho Chi Minh road is seriously degraded. Illustrative photo by Diep Phuong

Voter Dinh Van Hua, Yen Lac village, Thanh Khe commune expressed his frustration when the electricity system in the area did not meet the daily and production needs of the people.

In particular, Yen Lac hamlet is the end point of the power line system, so the power source is unstable, causing many electrical devices of the people to short-circuit and burn during use.

Most of the opinions and recommendations of voters revolve around the issue of degradation of the "electricity - road - school - station" system. Photo: Thanh Quynh

Voter Le Ngoc Hoang - Principal of Thanh Khe Primary School said that the school currently has 15 classes, 450 students and 23 staff and teachers. However, 27% of the school's students are children of poor households, more than 30% are children of near-poor households, so life is extremely difficult.

Meanwhile, the school’s classrooms and facilities have been seriously degraded, making it one of the most disadvantaged schools in Thanh Chuong district. Due to lack of funds to renovate the school, students and teachers have to study and teach in poor conditions. The school hopes that local authorities and National Assembly delegates will report to the relevant authorities for solutions and support.

Regarding the remaining opinions, voters focused on issues related to the treatment regime for village and hamlet officials after the merger; security and order issues in the area after reducing the number of police officers; the issuance of land use right certificates after the conversion; the quality of medical examination and treatment at commune and district hospitals...

Infrastructure shortcomings need to be addressed immediately.

Recording and receiving voters' opinions, representatives of Thanh Khe Commune People's Committee and Thanh Chuong District explained issues related to authority.

Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation Tran Van Mao responded to voters' petitions at the conference. Photo: Thanh Quynh

Speaking at the conference, Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation Tran Van Mao clarified some issues of concern to voters. "Regarding the degradation of the power grid infrastructure, the local electricity sector needs to repair the damaged areas immediately and cannot force people to wait for the project to come to fix it" - Mr. Tran Van Mao said, at the same time requesting Thanh Chuong district to have appropriate solutions to ensure the legitimate interests of the people.

Regarding the issue of support for people in mountainous areas, the Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation said that at the recent session, the National Assembly passed a Resolution approving the Master Plan for Socio-Economic Development of Ethnic Minority and Mountainous Areas for the 2021-2030 period. When the Resolution comes into effect, it will contribute to solving difficulties for people in mountainous and ethnic minority areas.

The Provincial National Assembly Delegation will record and fully synthesize other opinions and recommendations of voters to reflect to the relevant authorities and submit to the National Assembly in upcoming sessions.