Information about the son of a deputy director of a department who owns 1,000 hectares of land

Land located in the Long Thanh international airport project area (about 5,000 hectares wide) is strictly managed by local authorities, not allowed to be bought, sold or transferred.

Following the statement of Senior Lieutenant General Le Chiem, Deputy Minister of National Defense, about "our officials have all bought land in Long Thanh", Mr. Truong Van Phuong, Head of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Long Thanh District (Dong Nai) - the place that manages land use rights at the Long Thanh international airport project, said.

According to Mr. Phuong, currently the land in the Long Thanh international airport project area (about 5,000 hectares wide) is strictly managed by the local government, not allowing buying, selling or transferring.

The entire area of ​​Suoi Trau commune, Long Thanh district, Dong Nai province will be used to build Long Thanh airport - Photo Internet

“In the case of two parties buying and selling by authorization or agreement, the state management agency does not know,” Mr. Phuong said, adding: “The area surrounding Long Thanh airport must be inspected to be able to answer. Therefore, if asked if there is any official who owns land in there (the core area of ​​the project - PV), we have not been able to determine.”

Regarding a social networking site writing about Mr. T. (27 years old, living in Ho Chi Minh City), the son of a deputy director of a department in Ho Chi Minh City, owning nearly 1,000 hectares of land in Long Thanh District, including a 500-hectare plot of land in Suoi Trau Commune (a commune located entirely within the Long Thanh airport planning area), Mr. Phuong refuted: "The government manages very strictly, not allowing buying, selling, or transferring, so it is impossible for an individual to own 1,000 hectares of land. Through checking land management data, we have not discovered any such case."

According to TNO