National Assembly Delegate: Many newly built rural markets are abandoned

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of August 11, National Assembly deputies Le Quang Huy - Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Nguyen Huu Cau - Member of the Provincial Party Committee Standing Committee, Director of the Provincial Police Department had a meeting with voters in Do Luong district.

Also attending were comrade Ngoc Kim Nam - Chairman of Do Luong District People's Committee and leaders of departments and branches.

Delegates at the meeting.

At the conference, some voters expressed concerns about environmental pollution from factories after the Formosa incident. Voters also hoped that the government would do a good job in personnel work, training talented people, and avoiding cases of abuse of position to hire relatives.

“The whole country still has 200,000 unknown martyrs, 300,000 martyrs whose remains have not been found. DNA identification is extremely difficult, and there are fewer and fewer relatives because they are old. I suggest that a DNA bank be established immediately so that when remains are found, we will know who they are. If we do not do it quickly, there will be no more opportunities,” a voter from Do Luong town suggested.

Many Do Luong voters are concerned about the shortcomings in new rural construction.

Voter Doan Van Loi, Head of the District Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Committee, said that the government has recently had positive policies, but the situation of university graduates not having jobs is still common. Mr. Loi suggested that there should be measures and roadmaps to train universities and colleges, to prevent the situation of university graduates but working as workers in companies...

In particular, many voters believe that the construction of new rural areas is facing many shortcomings and the criteria are not appropriate. “In building new rural roads, some communes have more than 20 km but some communes only have a very short section. However, when supporting cement, each commune receives 1,200 tons. This is inappropriate and unfair,” voters expressed indignation.

Speaking to voters, Mr. Huy said that many new rural criteria are not suitable.

In addition, at the conference, some voters also reflected on many shortcomings in the payment of policies, rewards, and medals; mineral exploitation causing landslides and changing the flow of rivers; the expansion of Do Luong town; and the allowance regime for militia and reserve forces being too low.

Some of the people's complaints were then answered by the Chairman of the District People's Committee and he promised to resolve them as soon as possible.

Clip of Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Le Quang Huy talking on the sidelines of the Conference:

Sharing the same opinion with voters, comrade Le Quang Huy said that currently there are some criteria for new rural areas that are not really suitable. "There are some localities that build new rural areas but are chasing after achievements despite limited resources. Therefore, the debt is very high. We will recommend that criteria be set up that are suitable for each locality, suitable for reality, and that every commune cannot do the same," Mr. Huy said, adding that many markets in Nghe An were built but no one met.

“Markets must be established according to rules. There are many places where markets are built but not held, that is because we do not follow the practical rules. If we want to build a market, we must study whether it is suitable for the culture, needs, location… there or not. We need to make recommendations for localities to be more proactive in this matter in order to build new rural areas more effectively,” said delegate Le Quang Huy.

New rural construction in Do Luong. Photo archive.

At the conference, Colonel Nguyen Huu Cau also directly answered and resolved many concerns of voters related to the security and order situation.

Tien Hung