Recommendations to overcome environmental pollution from frozen processing facilities

On the afternoon of October 5, at Nghi Tan ward, Cua Lo town, National Assembly delegates:Nguyen Van Chi - Standing Member, Finance and Budget Committee of the National Assembly;Tran Van Mao - Deputy Head of the National Assembly Delegation of Nghe An province had a meeting with voters.

Also attending were representatives of the Department of Transport, Department of Labor - Invalids and Social Affairs; leaders of Cua Lo town.

Delegate Nguyen Van Chi reports to voters on the expected content and agenda of the 6th session of the 14th National Assembly. Photo: My Nga

At the conference, after listening to the report of the representative of the National Assembly delegation, Cua Lo voters expressed their trust in the innovations of the National Assembly and the Government, and directly reflected on issues of concern.

Regarding environmental issues, some voters in Nghi Tan ward reported noise pollution, water pollution, and waste from frozen processing facilities located right in residential areas, causing many disruptions to people's lives.

Voters in Nghi Tan ward are concerned about environmental pollution at frozen processing facilities. Photo: My Nga

Voter Le Minh Thang reflected on the situation that many policy beneficiaries requested to be granted medals, but the process of settlement was slow. Therefore, voters requested that all levels and sectors pay more attention, showing the Party and State's recognition of those who have contributed to the revolution.

Regarding the bills that will be discussed and approved by the National Assembly in the upcoming session, voter Nguyen Duc Quang suggested that the National Assembly should develop strict laws, but they must be consistent with the traditions and customs of the nation. In addition, the National Assembly should strengthen supervision over the implementation of projects and proposals that have been approved by the National Assembly.

Conference scene. Photo: My Nga

In addition, voters of Cua Lo town also recommended practicing thrift, reducing the number of annual festivals; paying attention to building infrastructure in the area...

Acknowledging the enthusiastic contributions of Cua Lo voters, delegate Tran Van Mao explained and clarified a number of issues of concern to voters. At the same time, the opinions will be compiled by the provincial National Assembly delegation and reflected to agencies, departments, branches and in the National Assembly forums.