In Thua Thien - Hue , 1,287 households will be relocated from 19 historical sites, including 307 households in An Lang - the resting place of King Duy Tan, King Thanh Thai, and King Duc Duc.
On the afternoon of August 21st, at its 13th session, the Thua Thien Hue Provincial People's Council approved the plan to adjust and expand the scope of the "Project for relocating residents and clearing land in the Hue Imperial Citadel area" belonging to the Hue ancient capital complex, giai đoạn 2023-2025.
Nineteen historical sites will have their residents relocated and land cleared, including Ho Quyen, Voi Re, Thien Mu Pagoda, Van Mieu - Vo Mieu, Dan Nam Giao, Minh Mang Mausoleum, Thieu Tri Mausoleum, Tu Duc Mausoleum, Duc Duc Mausoleum, Dong Khanh Mausoleum, Khai Dinh Mausoleum, Gia Long Mausoleum, Truong Co Mausoleum, Co Thanh Mausoleum, Hon Chen Temple, Tran Hai Citadel, Van Van Mausoleum, Dan Am Hon, and Quoc Tu Giam.
The relocation area covers approximately 83.3 hectares. A resettlement area of over 9 hectares will be built to implement the project. The total investment for land clearance is approximately 664 billion VND.
An Lang, the resting place of Emperors Duc Duc, Thanh Thai, and Duy Tan. Photo: Vo Thanh.
The Economic and Budget Committee of Thua Thien Hue province believes that adjusting and expanding the scope of the project will accelerate the relocation of people from the area designated for the protection of historical relics, contributing to the preservation and promotion of the value of the relics, and creating momentum for local economic development.
After 1975, many Nguyen Dynasty relics in Hue were encroached upon by people building houses, and some were no longer intact. From 2019 to the present, Thua Thien Hue province has relocated residents from the relics in the areas of Thuong Thanh, Eo Bau, Ho Thanh Hao - Tuyen Phong Lo, Tran Binh Dai, Ho Tinh Tam, Dan Xa Tac, the area adjacent to the Provincial Military Command, Hoc Hai Lake, Kham Thien Giam, Xien Vo Tu and Luc Bo at Thuong Thu Duong Bo Cong. The number of affected households is 5,024 (2,239 main households, 2,785 secondary households).
To relocate the residents, the local authorities have built a resettlement area in the north of Huong So, An Hoa ward and Huong So ward, from area 1 to area 10, with a total area of 82.77 hectares.
Vo Thanh
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