Nghe An: Highlights on August 6
(Baonghean.vn) - Regulations on early salary increase for cadres, civil servants, public employees and workers; Goal of improving the quality of mass education, ranking among the top in the country; Landslides on mountains and riverbanks in Ky Son district... are the main news of the day.
* Nghe An Provincial People's Committee has just issued Decision No. 12/2023/QD-UBND onRegulations on early salary increasefor cadres, civil servants, public employees and workers in Nghe An province.
*Improve the quality of mass education, ranking at the top of the country is the goal of Nghe An education. Regarding this issue, Prof. Dr. Thai Van Thanh - Member of the Provincial Party Executive Committee, Director of the Department of Education and Training had a specific discussion with Nghe An Newspaper.
* Nghe An province Social Insurance has just issued a notice about thepension payment, social insurance benefitsAugust 2023. Accordingly, the payment of pensions, social insurance benefits and allowances for August 2023 will be postponed to August 14, instead of being paid at the beginning of the month as usual.
* Provincial Road 543, Muong Xen-Ta Do-Khe Kien road, passes through Xop Tip village, Muong Tip commune (Ky Son).4 major landslides occurred, after heavy rain on the night of August 5. A series of rocks from a height of 30-40m collapsed and blocked the road, causing traffic congestion. At the same time, in Ky Sonlandslide appearedon the bank of Nam Non river, in Yen Hoa village, My Ly commune, there is a risk of causing houses to collapse.
* Long Son market, Long Son commune, Anh Son district, was newly built with an investment of 11 billion VND and put into use since 2019, however, thein the market hall and the rows of abandoned kiosks.
* Unhappy marriage because of being beaten by her husband, Quy wanted to run away so she went to her brother-in-law to ask for help finding a job. The brother-in-law did not help but colluded with other people.tricked and sold his wife's sister to China.
