Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Nguyen Van Thong meets with voters in Con Cuong.

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of November 24th, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Nguyen Van Thong met with...Voters from Luc Da commune, Con Cuong district. Also present were representatives from the Provincial People's Council: Vi Van Son - Chairman of the People's Committee of Con Cuong district; and Vi Thi Xuyen - Secretary of the Youth Union of Chi Khe commune.

Delegates at the meeting with voters in Luc Da commune, Con Cuong district.

Comrade Nguyen Van Thong informed the voters of Luc Da commune about the main contents of the planned agenda for the 3rd session of the 17th Provincial People's Council, term 2016-2021.

At the conference, voters in Luc Da commune proposed issues related to upgrading and repairing infrastructure in the district, such as: supporting the upgrading of the commune's People's Committee office; constructing several village cultural centers; building a gravity-fed water system and a concrete bridge over the spillway in Met village; building an additional power station in Tan Lap village, Lien Son commune; upgrading the road from Tan Lap intersection to Mon Son; supporting the construction of a national standard school in Luc Da commune; changing the structure of crop and livestock varieties for the Dan Lai ethnic group; and expediting the disbursement of loans to support housing construction for poor households.

Comrade Nguyen Van Thong delivered a speech at the conference.

The people of Met village have requested that ethnic cultural education be integrated into the school curriculum to preserve their ethnic cultural identity.

Voters in Met Luong Dinh Hai village wish to receive support in building infrastructure in Met village, such as repairing dilapidated roads, constructing a gravity-fed water system, and renovating school buildings.

Voters in Hai also requested solutions to policies for those who have rendered meritorious services to the revolution; guidance and procedures for issuing land use right certificates; and measures to inspect and handle vehicles and stalls that still sell many counterfeit and fake goods in the area.

Representatives of the voters in Xang village proposed issues such as repairing and upgrading the roads leading to schools, as sections are too steep and slippery, making it difficult for teachers and students to get to school; building embankments to prevent landslides in the agricultural areas of the village; and increasing allowances for village officials and health workers.

The principal of Luc Da 2 Primary School also made recommendations regarding policies for contract teachers in the district; expressing concerns about the challenges and difficulties in implementing the socialization of education. Voters in Kim Da village requested assistance in providing housing support for families receiving social benefits; diverting the Moi stream to prevent soil erosion; and, given that Kim Da has two isolated villages frequently cut off by floods, requested support for building a bridge across the stream.

Voter Luong Dinh Hai from Met village raised concerns about the lack of consensus on road maintenance fees, which is causing confusion for local officials.

At the conference, provincial People's Council delegates and local government representatives summarized and addressed the voters' recommendations. Issues exceeding their authority were noted by the delegates and forwarded to the relevant authorities.

Hoai Thu