Nghe An: Highlights on July 30
(Baonghean.vn) - There will be a modern, attractive, and natural Cua Lo; Vinh City voters propose tightening household registration management; The difficult life of teachers who have been teaching on contract for nearly 20 years in Nghe An... are notable news on July 30.
*Mr. Vo Van Hung - Vice Chairman of Cua Lo Town People's Committee discussed with Nghe An Newspaper about the plan to clear constructions and kiosks on the East side of Binh Minh Street to organizere-planning of marine space, rearrange existing service areas, in line with the orientation of long-term, sustainable, synchronous, modern, attractive, close to nature and environmentally friendly development.
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On the east side of Binh Minh Street, there are 209 business kiosks that have expired since 2020, including some that have expired since 2015. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
*Voters in Vinh city reported that there were cases where people had left the area for a long time but were still registered in the household register and were still temporarily residing. They requested the Provincial People's Committee to direct tighter management. Regarding this issue, the Provincial People's Committee has directed the Provincial Police to strictly implement the provisions of the law onpermanent and temporary population managementFocus on reviewing people who have left the area for a long time but still have information in the household registration book and temporary residence registration in the area to delete permanent and temporary residence registration according to the provisions of the 2020 Law on Residence and implementing guidelines.
Household and population management in Nghe An from July 1, 2021 will be carried out on the National Population Database and Residence Database system. Paper household registration books will not be issued, exchanged, or reissued; by December 31, 2022, paper household registration books will be completely eliminated.
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Police force completes procedures to issue citizen identification cards. Photo: Nguyen Nguyen |
*The flood season is approaching, ethnic minorities in the border area of Ky Son (Nghe An) are living in fear.Many vulnerable areas do not have bridges to cross rapid streams and streams...
In recent years, Ky Son district has strengthened the connection between units and has invested in and supported 11 bridges for people in remote and flood-prone villages with a total capital of over 4.5 billion VND.
However, according to the survey, there are still many urgent points in the district that need attention, support, and construction of bridges to help people in the highlands feel secure in their lives and stabilize production; and students can go to school safely during the upcoming flood season.
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People in Na Nhu village, Ta Ca commune wade through streams every day because there is no bridge for people. Photo: Quang An |
*With more than 400 contract teachers,Yen Thanh district is the locality with the largest number of contract teachers in the province., including many teachers who have been there for nearly 20 years. With low salaries, they have to do many other jobs, hoping to one day be accepted into the staff.
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Mr. Trinh and his wife still have to live with his parents in a dilapidated house. Photo: HH |