42 kiosks and parking lots at Cua Lo beach have been dismantled.

According to the report of the Urban Management Department of Cua Lo Town, by the end of October 4, the entire town had dismantled 33 kiosks and 9 parking lots in the wards. The remaining kiosks will continue to be dismantled and handed over in the coming time.

Nghi Thu Ward has a total of 56 kiosks and 5 parking lots that must be demolished according to plan. Taking advantage of the sunny weather after a long period of rain, the authorities and local businesses are focusing on dismantling the kiosks to ensure progress.

Nghi Thu ward kiosks to be dismantled as planned. Photo: QA

Mr. Cao Anh Hung - Chairman of Nghi Thu Ward People's Committee said: By the end of October 4, the locality had completed dismantling 16 kiosks and 5 parking lots.

"Currently, local forces are focusing on supporting people to dismantle 5 other kiosks. In addition, 20 kiosks have already moved all their belongings and will be cleared in the coming days. The ward is determined to complete the dismantling and return the site as planned," Mr. Hung emphasized.

Many kiosks have already shipped all their items back, waiting to be dismantled. Photo: QA

Thu Thuy Ward is the locality with the largest number of kiosks that need to be demolished in Cua Lo Town. By the end of October 4, Thu Thuy Ward had completed the demolition of 8 kiosks and 4 parking lots. Currently, the focus is on dismantling 5 kiosks and there are 16 kiosks that have all their belongings moved and are waiting to be demolished.

In Nghi Huong ward, the locality has completed dismantling 9 kiosks and is focusing on dismantling 12 kiosks and 1 parking lot. 16 kiosks have moved their belongings and will be dismantled in the coming days.

Leaders of Cua Lo Town inspect the dismantling of kiosks in localities. Photo: Cua Lo Town

A representative of the Urban Management Department of Cua Lo Town said that currently, localities are focusing on liquidating contracts with kiosks, requiring kiosk owners to dismantle and reclaim usable items to hand over the premises to the town. If they dismantle themselves at this time, they will receive continuous support from local authorities.

Mr. Vo Van Hung - Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Cua Lo Town said: Although the contract expired and the voluntary demolition was only 5 days ago, the voluntary spirit and compliance of the business households is commendable. The town is determined to complete the demolition of all kiosks and parking lots in the area by October 31 to restore the original state of the area east of Binh Minh Street.

The clearance and investment in rebuilding the East side of Binh Minh Street, rationally arranging functional areas to effectively exploit land funds, helping Cua Lo become one of the beautiful beaches of the North Central region, to attract tourists to visit, travel, work and entertain, contributing to promoting the socio-economic development of Cua Lo coastal tourist city and Nghe An province.