On the morning of May 8th, the National Assembly Delegation of Constituency 7, Ho Chi Minh City National Assembly Delegation, 16th term, met with voters in Can Gio, Binh Khanh, An Thoi Dong, and Thanh An communes following the first session of the National Assembly. Many issues concerning people's lives were raised, most notably the shortage of clean water and long-standing land disputes.
Delegation of National Assembly Deputies, Constituency 7
The National Assembly delegation for constituency 7 consists of the following delegates:
- Mr. Le Quang Manh, Member of the Central Committee of the Party, Secretary General of the National Assembly, Head of the National Assembly Office;
- Mr. Le Van Dong, Director of the People's Procuracy of Ho Chi Minh City;
- Mr. Tran Anh Tuan, Chairman of the Board of Members of Tan Thuan Industrial Development Co., Ltd.
Low water pressure
Voter Do Thi Thuy Thuan (Can Gio commune) stated that the water pressure is very weak, and at times people have no water to use. She requested that solutions be implemented soon to ensure a stable water supply.
Voters in Can Gio commune are concerned about access to clean water.
Sharing the same concern, voter Le Van Hoa (Thanh An commune) suggested that Ho Chi Minh City invest in a water supply system for the island commune, especially a plan to bring water pipelines from the mainland so that people have a long-term source of water for daily use.
Representatives from the Can Gio Water Supply Enterprise stated that water demand in the area has increased by approximately 250% compared to the same period last year. However, as this is a downstream area, water shortages are frequent, especially during the dry season. The unit is regulating water flow and proposing the expansion of reservoirs to improve the situation.
Land disputes: "Unable to transfer ownership, and unable to obtain loans."
Besides clean water, many voters' opinions on land issues received significant attention. Voter Nguyen Thi Tam (Can Gio commune) requested the prompt issuance of land use right certificates to households under Project 1280, helping people to live and produce with peace of mind.
A large number of voters from Can Gio commune attended in person.
Notably, voter Le Kim Lien (An Thoi Dong commune) raised concerns about land exceeding the permitted limit: "Currently, it is impossible to extend the lease, transfer, gift, or obtain bank loans, causing significant difficulties in life and production." The voter requested prompt guidance on implementation according to the 2013 Land Law and the 2024 Land Law.
Meanwhile, voter Le Hong Phuc (Thanh An commune) suggested considering removing some areas from the protected forest planning boundary so that people can stabilize their lives and develop production.
Increase monitoring and closely track the impact of large projects.
Speaking at the meeting, delegate Le Quang Manh said that Ho Chi Minh City has many new development opportunities after expanding its urban space and being given the mechanisms by Resolution 260.
Mr. Le Quang Manh, Secretary General of the National Assembly and Head of the National Assembly Office, delivered a speech.
According to the delegates, a series of large-scale projects in Can Gio, if implemented synchronously, will create significant socio -economic changes, but will also put pressure on infrastructure and people's lives. Therefore, the Ho Chi Minh City National Assembly Delegation will strengthen supervision and promptly propose solutions to any arising issues.
Regarding proposals related to protective forests, delegates suggested that Ho Chi Minh City coordinate with relevant ministries and agencies to conduct a comprehensive review during the planning process, clearly defining boundaries to ensure the rights of the people; and at the same time, continue to propose mechanisms and resources to support people in stabilizing their lives.
Regarding the use of public office buildings, the representative stated that the National Assembly has included this issue in its 2027 oversight program to ensure the efficient use of public assets and prevent loss and waste.
Source: https://nld.com.vn/cu-tri-can-gio-nong-chuyen-nuoc-sach-dat-dai-196260508132103854.htm
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