Provincial People's Council supervises projects to prevent flooding of 3 streams and embankments to prevent landslides on Dong Nai river banks.

(DN) - Implementing the plan to monitor the implementation of projects decided by the Provincial People's Council for investment in the period of 2021-2025, on the afternoon of October 13, the Provincial People's Council's monitoring delegation led by Provincial Party Committee member and Vice Chairman of the Dong Nai Provincial People's Council Tran Van Mi supervised the flood prevention projects in the Chua stream, Ba Lua stream, Cau Quan stream and the embankment to prevent landslides on the Dong Nai riverbank (from Rach Cat bridge to Ghenh bridge).

Provincial Party Committee member, Vice Chairman of Dong Nai Provincial People's Council Tran Van Mi listened to a progress report on the implementation of the Flood Control Project in the Chua Stream, Ba Lua Stream, and Cau Quan Stream areas. Photo: Pham Tung

At the monitoring session, the Provincial Construction Investment Project Management Board and the project investors said: The Flood Control Project for Chua Stream, Ba Lua Stream, and Cau Quan Stream in Long Hung Ward, Dong Nai Province has a total investment of more than 267 billion VND. The project started in January 2023 and is scheduled to be completed before December 31, 2025. Currently, contractors are implementing 4 project packages. However, in the project area, there are still 3 households that have not yet handed over the site (about 40m long); 1 pontoon bridge built by the people across the stream has not been dismantled; 1 fire prevention and fighting water tank of Nguyen Huu Canh High School located within the project area has no relocation plan and 31 households have received money and handed over the site but have not yet dismantled the construction and architectural objects within the project boundary.

Provincial Party Committee member, Vice Chairman of Dong Nai Provincial People's Council Tran Van Mi and the monitoring delegation inspected the actual situation in the monitoring program. Photo: Pham Tung

For this project, the Provincial Construction Investment Project Management Board recommends that relevant agencies and localities promptly complete site clearance and hand over the entire site so that the contractor can complete the project.

Regarding the Dong Nai Riverbank Erosion Prevention Embankment Project, the project has a total investment of nearly 351 billion VND, started construction in January 2024 and is scheduled to be completed before December 31, 2025. Currently, the project has only 1 household that has not yet handed over the site and 4 households that have not yet dismantled the architectural works within the project boundary. Therefore, the Provincial Construction Investment Project Management Board also recommended that the People's Committee of Tran Bien Ward, Dong Nai Province, promptly complete the site clearance work so that the contractor can ensure the project completion plan.

Representative of the investor reported the progress of the Dong Nai Riverbank Anti-Erosion Embankment Project, from Rach Cat Bridge to Ghenh Bridge. Photo: Pham Tung

At the monitoring session, Vice Chairman of Dong Nai Provincial People's Council Tran Van Mi assessed: Regarding the Dong Nai River Bank Erosion Prevention Embankment Project, there is currently only one household that has not yet handed over the site. Therefore, the investor coordinates with the relevant agencies to complete the site clearance work early and complete the project in 2025. Particularly for the Flood Prevention Project in the Chua Stream, Ba Lua Stream, and Cau Quan Stream areas, due to the large amount of site clearance work, there is a risk of not completing the project in 2025. Therefore, the Provincial Construction Investment Project Management Board considers and proposes to extend the implementation time or extend the capital disbursement time of the project.

Pham Tung

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/kinh-te/202510/hdnd-tinh-giam-sat-cac-du-an-chong-ngap-3-suoi-va-ke-chong-sat-lo-bo-song-dong-nai-3c24334/