Reader's Corner
To our readers and editorial team:
From July 29th to August 12th, 2014, Nghe An Newspaper received the following letters and petitions containing feedback and suggestions:
- Mr. Ho Ba Nghinh, a resident of Hop Thuan hamlet, Dong Hop commune, Quy Hop district, complained: Since 1980, his family has participated in the policy of developing a new economic zone in Bai Tap, Dong Hop commune, Quy Hop district. His family has reclaimed and restored 63,585 m2 of land and has been able to produce crops with peace of mind. In 2009, he submitted an application for a land use right certificate, but the commune replied that the land plot was located within the Mo Nung dam corridor and had already been granted a land use right certificate by the Provincial People's Committee to the Dong Hop Forestry Enterprise for management. He stated that the procedures for granting the land use right certificate to him would be carried out when the forestry enterprise returned the land. He requested that relevant departments and agencies intervene and act in accordance with the Land Law for his family.
- Mr. Nguyen Viet Thai, a resident of Block 3, Con Cuong Town, submitted a petition: In July 2014, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism organized the "Family Sports" table tennis tournament. His family was selected by the district and won three prizes (two first prizes: father-son doubles for those over 45 years old, and husband-wife doubles; and one third prize: mother-son). However, in early August, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism did not summon Mr. Thai and his son to train and compete, but instead selected a pair who did not participate in the tournament. The department's leadership has given his family an explanation, but it is unconvincing. This will negatively impact the family sports movement among the people.
- Ms. Tran Thi Chung, a resident of Hamlet 7, Thanh Nho Commune, Thanh Chuong District, petitioned: Her family was allocated forest land plot 45a, Cay Cong Hill, Hamlet 7, Thanh Nho Commune, Thanh Chuong District, by the State for protection and production since 1994. In 2003, Mr. Nguyen Van Quyen, the Chief of Police of Thanh Nho Commune, claimed that her family had occupied 1.3 hectares of his land, and since then, Mr. Quyen's family has been encroaching on her family's land. She has submitted a petition to the commune, but she believes that the commune's mediation was not conducted in accordance with the law and that the involvement of relevant departments and agencies is needed to restore fairness in accordance with legal regulations.
Editorial Board and Readers:
Last week, Nghe An Newspaper forwarded the following document: Document No. 406/BD/BNA sent to the People's Committee of Thanh Chuong District and the People's Committee of Thanh Hung Commune regarding the issue raised in the newspaper.
Thao Nhi
