(Baonghean.vn)- Tomorrow (April 22), Phuc Tho commune (Nghi Loc) is honored to receive the Certificate of recognition for meeting New Rural standards. This isrecorded eventsAchievements of cadres and people of Phuc Tho communeeffort to achieve.
Phuc Tho is a purely agricultural commune with a total natural area of 612.29 hectares; 2,067 households with 9,093 people distributed in 18 hamlets. The economic life of the people in the past mainly depended on agriculture. In recent years, combined with business, fishing, shrimp farming, labor export, small trade and other common labor occupations, the people's life has been increasingly improved.
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The headquarters of the People's Committee of Phuc Tho commune is spacious and clean. Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| The 9.9 km long communal road and 13.8 km long inter-village and hamlet roads are 100% asphalted. Nearly 30 km of alleys and inner-hamlet roads are also concreted and asphalted. Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| The total length of irrigation canals is nearly 4 km, of which over 3 km is concreted, ensuring irrigation for residential areas and over 200 hectares of agricultural production. Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| Joy of harvest season on the large-scale field in Phuc Tho commune. Photo: Thu Huong |
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| Growing vegetables helps people increase their household income and improve their lives. Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| Phuc Tho commune has a bamboo and rattan weaving craft village with nearly 70 workers, earning nearly 1 billion VND/year, creating jobs for many workers. Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| The whole commune has 11.44 hectares of aquaculture land, mainly for shrimp farming. Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| Fishing provides people with a stable source of income. Per capita income reaches 29.64 million VND/person/year. The poverty rate is 3%. Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| All levels of education meet national standards. (In photo: Phuc Tho Kindergarten met national standards in 2012). Photo: Thu Huong. |
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| 18/18 hamlets have renovated and upgraded the cultural house system to meet the standards of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. Photo: Thu Huong. |
Thu Huong
