Joy comes to people resettled at Ban Ve hydropower plant in Thanh Chuong

(Baonghean.vn) - In the middle of May, the resettled people of Ngoc Lam commune, Thanh Chuong district received boundless joy, because for the first time they held in their hands the land use rights certificate (called red book for short).

A corner of Lap village, Ngoc Lam commune.

Coming to Ngoc Lam resettlement commune these days, although the weather is hot up to 40 degrees Celsius, but wherever you go you hear people talking about the red book. For them this is a strange event, because from the day they were born until now they have only heard about the red book on the newspaper and radio, but no one knows what the red book is like.

Mr. Lo Hoai Dung - Chairman of the Commune People's Committee said that this time the district awarded 738 red books to people of Ngoc Lam commune.

Arriving at the People's Committee of Ngoc Lam Commune, we were brought a stack of land use right certificates by Mr. Lo Hoai Dung - Chairman of the People's Committee of the Commune. He said: Never before have the people of Ngoc Lam been so happy and surprised. Because up until now, our people have not known what a red book is.

The number of red books issued by the District People's Committee to the people this time is 738, which will be issued to 738 households out of a total of 1,473 households. Knowing that the red books will be issued, the people are so happy that this afternoon many people came to the Commune People's Committee to ask to receive them in advance. But our plan is that the commune will hand them over to the village officials to distribute to the people for safekeeping.

Mr. Kha Van Anh and his wife were excited to receive their house's red book.

Holding their family's red book in hand, Mr. Kha Van Anh and his wife, from Nhan village, carefully read every word written on it.

red book, excitedly said: So from now on, my land of nearly 1,000 m2 has been granted a red book by the state for me to own. Since birth, I have only known about a red book like this. With the red book, my family can rest assured to do business.

Joy was evident on the faces of Ngoc Lam women.

Ms. Luong Thi Liem, in Ma village, could not hide her joy: Hearing that the government was issuing red books to people, I was so happy that I took my child to the commune to see what it was like. After receiving it, I kept it carefully for my children and grandchildren in the future.

So after nearly 10 years of moving to a new place, the people of Ngoc Lam resettlement area have an unprecedented joy, because they hold in their hands the red book granted by the state for the right to use their residential land. With the red book in hand, families can invest in business, mortgage to banks to borrow capital, develop the economy, and stabilize their lives.

Xuan Hoang