Kiosks in Cua Hoi beach area will be forcibly dismantled.

From May 25 to May 28, 13 more households dismantled their constructions and handed over their sites. Photo: Viet Phuong

By the afternoon of May 28, 13 more kiosks at Cua Hoi beach (Cua Lo town) had been voluntarily dismantled by households, according to the agreement in the annual business premises lease contract with Nghi Hoa Ward People's Committee.

Thus, there are still 11 business kiosks that have not been dismantled and handed over to the State. The authorities and Nghi Hoa commune government are continuing to mobilize people to dismantle the constructions.

Some kiosks are being dismantled to return the premises. Photo: Viet Phuong

Previously, the Provincial Party Committee approved the investment policy for the Cua Hoi Amusement Park and the cable car to Ngu Island project. On May 14, the People's Committee of Nghe An province issued Decision No. 1633/QD-UBND approving the detailed construction plan at a scale of 1/500 for the Cua Hoi Amusement Park (Cua Lo town). To implement the project, Cua Lo town has focused on propagating and mobilizing people to comply with regulations on site clearance for 81 kiosks and 3 parking lots to hand over the site to the town for management.

This is considered an important project of the province to attract investment in developing tourism infrastructure, creating momentum for socio-economic development for Cua Lo town in particular and the province in general.

Nghi Hoa Ward People's Committee is carrying out the tasks assigned by the Town People's Committee and striving to mobilize households with remaining kiosks to dismantle them by May 31, 2019. Households will be arranged convenient premises right in Nghi Hoa Ward to continue their business. If any kiosk does not dismantle itself, the Town People's Committee will issue a decision to enforce it according to regulations.

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung - Director of Land Fund Development Center of Cua Lo town.