Thanh Chuong District People's Committee handles the information reported in the newspaper.

(Baonghean) - Nghe An Newspaper, issue 4/9/2014, Hotline Information section, reported: The situation of barges competing to suck sand and gravel day and night, causing noise, changing the flow, causing landslides of some alluvial areas in hamlets 7 and 8 of Thanh Chi commune. On 9/9/2014, Thanh Chuong District People's Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 1236/UBND.TNMT to handle the issue raised by the newspaper, the content is as follows:

After the newspaper reported, the District People's Committee directed an inspection and the incident reported by the newspaper was true. To promptly rectify the above situation, the District People's Committee issued directives and official dispatches, most recently Official Dispatch No. 16/CD-UBND dated July 22, 2014 on rectifying the management of sand and gravel exploitation, transportation and consumption in Thanh Chuong district.

At the same time, the District People's Committee is directing specialized departments to develop plans for sand and gravel gathering and trading yards, and to guide organizations and individuals who have the need to exploit and trade sand and gravel to survey and select locations to apply for exploration permits and mineral exploitation licenses, and license to operate yards in accordance with regulations. Currently, the Thanh Chuong District People's Committee is directing the Thanh Chi Commune People's Committee to coordinate with district-level specialized agencies to advise on a definitive solution to the situation reported in the newspaper.

Thanh Chuong District People's Committee hopes to receive sharing and constructive comments from Nghe An Newspaper so that the State management of natural resources and minerals in the district can be increasingly improved.

Thanh Chuong District People's Committee