Concentrate on eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses

To implement the program of eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses for the people, Khanh Vinh district has mobilized the entire political system to participate, closely monitor and urge construction units to urgently implement. Through inspection, up to now, the number of households building new houses has reached more than 50% and the number of households repairing houses has reached more than 90% of the workload. With this progress, Khanh Vinh district ensures to complete the program before April 30.

Many new houses were built

In late March, we followed the working group of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Khanh Vinh district to inspect the progress of construction and repair of houses for people in Son Thai commune. Nestled in a lush fruit garden, the house of Mrs. A Lia's family (Giang Bien village, Son Thai commune) was about to be built by the construction unit to build trusses and roof it. Mrs. A Lia said: "For more than 5 years, I have had to go to the hospital for dialysis every month, which is quite expensive. Because of difficult circumstances and no money to build a new house, I live in a temporary house, hot and rainy everywhere. Now that the Party, the State and the locality have paid attention and supported 60 million VND for my family to build a new, solid house, I am very happy. In about 10 days, the construction team will hand over the house for me to move in. The house is the family's long-standing wish, giving me more strength to try to treat my illness."

Working delegation of Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Khanh Vinh district inspected the progress of house construction for Ms. A Lia's family.

Not far away, the house of Mr. Ha Nghiem's ​​family (Giang Bien village) is being finished by a team of workers. Mr. Nghiem said: "My wife and I do not have stable jobs, we do whatever we are hired to do, so life is quite difficult. Therefore, for many years, my wife, I and our 3 children have had to live in a house with a corrugated iron roof and wooden walls built on the land given by our parents. When the local authorities announced that our family would receive 60 million VND in support to build a new house, I was very happy. Currently, the ^40m2 house is gradually taking shape, and in about 15 days the construction unit will hand over the house to the family to move in. With a new house, my wife and I can live in peace and strive to escape poverty. I plan to borrow policy credit to gradually convert 2 hectares of hilly land from growing cashews to growing fruit trees and developing livestock farming."

Mr. Ha Nghiem's ​​family house is being built at a fast pace by the construction team.

Going up the slope, we visited the newly completed house of Mr. Ha Nhanh's family (Bo Lang village). The house is more than 50 square ^meters wide and is being plastered and tiled. Mr. Nhanh said: "The State supported 60 million VND, the family contributed an additional 30 million VND to build a spacious house. To complete the project soon, from the day of construction, I temporarily put aside my job as a hired worker and stayed home to help the construction team mix mortar. In just a few days, the house will be completed and handed over for the family to move in. Having a new house helps me feel secure and work hard to improve my life"...

Guaranteed completion before April 30

Identifying the implementation of the elimination of temporary and dilapidated houses as a major policy of the Party, State and locality; thereby adding motivation for local people, especially poor, near-poor and disadvantaged households to rise up, Khanh Vinh district has mobilized the entire political system to participate and resolutely implement the program. District and commune levels have established inspection teams to closely monitor, urge and urge daily and mobilize households to participate in supervising the quality of works. Along with that, the district has called on and created conditions for local construction teams to undertake the construction of housing projects; taking advantage of available local materials to reduce costs for people so that the works can be better. With the responsible and synchronous participation of the entire district, in the first phase, the district completed the repair and handed over 524 houses to the people before the Lunar New Year 2025. In the second phase, the district has started construction of 111 new houses and repaired 50 houses. Through inspection, up to now, the number of newly built houses has reached 50% of the work, the number of repaired houses has reached 90% of the work. With this progress, the district is guaranteed to complete the program before April 30.

The mason plastered the wall of Mr. Ha Nhanh's house.

Mr. Le Tan Dat - Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Khanh Vinh district said that through inspection, most of the new construction projects were carried out by the construction units according to the committed schedule; the quality of the projects was guaranteed; communes, towns, villages and residential groups all arranged forces to monitor, supervise and urge the construction every day. In particular, to contribute to improving the quality of the projects and ensure that each newly built or repaired household has auxiliary works, the locality has actively mobilized household owners, relatives and neighbors to support additional funding sources. Through the survey, out of 111 newly built households in the second phase, only 20 households did not have counterpart funding for auxiliary works due to difficult circumstances, the locality is still actively mobilizing and finding counterpart funding sources to ensure that each household has auxiliary works...

VAN GIANG

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