More information about the case of illegal encroachment on Nghi Kieu Kindergarten campus

(Baonghean) -The incident of parishioners of Xuan Kieu parish encroaching on the kindergarten grounds has disrupted the teaching and learning activities of dozens of teachers and more than 300 children.Cluster 1 of Nghi Kieu Kindergarten (Nghi Kieu commune, Nghi Loc district).

Hundreds of parishioners opened a road and encroached on more than 640 square meters of land of Nghi Kieu Kindergarten (Nghi Loc).

The incident caused panic among dozens of teachers and affected the learning of 329 students, including 77 children of parishioners. Some parents, worried about their children's safety, immediately took them home.

Parents worried about the incident picked up their children (morning of October 5).

Along with breaking down the fence, the parishioners gathered materials, massively built 2 rows of fences, opened a new road leading straight to Yen Lac Parish Church, dividing the campus of Nghi Kieu Kindergarten. The total encroached area is about 640 square meters.

In fact, for a long time now, the road to Yen Lac parish church has been solidly concreted. That is the road running along hamlet 9 to hamlet 10 to the church.

The road to Yen Lac Parish Church has long been good for the activities of parishioners.

On October 5, parishioners of Yen Lac parish also used cars to illegally gather materials to open a road.

The road opened by parishioners divides the Nghi Kieu Kindergarten campus.

When the incident occurred, the Principal of Cluster 1 of Nghi Kieu Kindergarten reported it to the People's Committee of the commune. Representatives of Nghi Kieu commune authorities went to the scene and encouraged parishioners to stop vandalizing school property. At the same time, they met with the Yen Lac Parish Executive Committee (Xuan Kieu Parish, Nghi Kieu commune) to request the suspension of illegal construction.

However, the number of parishioners still participated in the work continuously and organized meals on the spot to speed up the progress. By 5:00 p.m. the same day, 2 rows of fences with a height of about 1.8m and a length of about 80m on each side were completed.

On the morning of October 6, the Nghi Loc District Police Investigation Agency summoned Mr. Nguyen Van Luu, Head of the Parish Council; Mr. Dau Van Minh, Deputy Head of the Parish Council; and Mr. Nguyen Van Ngo, Secretary of the Yen Lac Parish to grasp information about the incident that occurred at Nghi Kieu Kindergarten.

While the authorities were working with the summoned people, some members of the Pastoral Council of Xuan Kieu Parish and more than 300 parishioners went to the commune headquarters to demand the release of the people, affecting the activities of the Nghi Kieu Commune People's Committee.

On the morning of October 6, more than 300 parishioners gathered at the Nghi Kieu Commune People's Committee headquarters, affecting the commune's administrative activities.

Nghi Kieu commune leaders propagated and encouraged parishioners to return home and not cause disturbances at the commune People's Committee headquarters (October 6).

Colonel Nguyen Tat Thang, Chief of Nghi Loc District Police, clearly explained to the Parish Council and parishioners that breaking down fences, cutting down trees, encroaching on land and illegally building on school grounds are illegal acts. With the function of protecting security and order, the police investigation agency summoned relevant people who knew about the incident to serve the investigation in accordance with the law.

When the matter was clarified, the representative of the Xuan Kieu Parish Pastoral Council advised the parishioners to leave, but continued to petition the government to consider opening a road to the Yen Lac Church. At around 11am on October 6, the parishioners gathered in the yard of the Nghi Kieu Commune People's Committee and dispersed.

On the afternoon of October 6, teaching and learning activities at cluster 1, Nghi Kieu Kindergarten were still maintained. However, the confusion and anxiety were clearly visible on the teachers' faces. The school's board of directors hopes that the authorities at all levels, relevant departments and branches will have a timely solution to soon restore the campus and peace to ensure teaching and learning at the school...

Nghe An Newspaper will continue to inform readers about the incident.

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