The streets were bustling.
The bustling sounds of construction machinery mingled with the chatter of locals along both sides of the road, everyone eagerly awaiting the completion of the Rach Goi Lon road in Trung Thanh hamlet. The new road, nearly 2.5km long, is paved, replacing the old section which was full of potholes and bumps, making travel difficult. This change not only brings a more modern and convenient appearance to the lives of the people but is also a meaningful project, demonstrating the spirit of unity and determination to build a civilized and modern homeland.
People and soldiers of the My Thoi Ward Military Command repair and upgrade roads in the area. Photo: NGUYEN HUNG
Due to prolonged use, many sections of the road have seriously deteriorated, with numerous potholes, making travel difficult for residents, especially students. Residents long for a clean, well-maintained road. In response to this, the People's Committee of My Thoi Ward unanimously agreed to repair and upgrade the entire route. Expressing his joy at contributing to the road repair, Mr. Dang Van Tam, a resident of Trung Thanh hamlet, said: “Everyone in the hamlet is dedicating a little time to help so that the road can be completed soon, making travel safer for everyone and safer for the children going to school.”
Many local residents also pitched in. Mr. Nguyen Van Tinh, a resident of My Phu hamlet, Long Xuyen ward, shared: “I am very happy that the road is being repaired and upgraded. I arranged my time to help everyone.”
The dynamism of youth
Activities demonstrating the principle of remembering one's roots and giving back to the community were enthusiastically carried out by the youth of My Thoi ward. Ward youth union members actively participated in many activities such as: launching a general environmental sanitation campaign, cleaning up My Thoi park; coordinating with the Ward Military Command to repaint 20 rural concrete bridges, contributing to ensuring urban aesthetics and traffic safety for the people. Le Thanh Nhan, a student at An Giang University, shared: “We constantly strive to improve ourselves, contribute, and live responsibly towards our homeland and country to be worthy and useful successors for the future. Participating in these activities makes us happy because we can contribute a small part of our efforts to building a more modern, environmentally friendly, and civilized locality.”
Youth union members and young people in My Thoi ward participated in painting bridges, contributing to beautifying the local area. Photo: NGUYEN HUNG
When participating in volunteer activities, most students are enthusiastic and more aware of their role and responsibility in continuing and spreading the tradition of patriotism and a sense of responsibility to the community. Ngo Dang Kieu Trang, Secretary of the My Thoi Ward Youth Union, shared: “Through a series of practical and meaningful activities, the youth of My Thoi Ward continue to affirm their pioneering spirit and volunteerism for the community. Local youth continue to strive in their studies and work, leading in various movements, contributing to building a civilized, prosperous and beautiful homeland, worthy of the trust and love of previous generations.”
According to the Chairwoman of the People's Committee of My Thoi Ward, Vuong Mai Trinh, in the coming time, the ward will continue to renovate and restore urban order and discipline on a regular basis, coupled with inspection and supervision, promptly commending collectives and individuals who perform well; at the same time, correcting and strictly handling violations, creating sustainable changes. “In addition, we will continue to widely disseminate information to the people, mobilize social resources to improve the infrastructure system, and address urban bottlenecks such as: road infrastructure, drainage, planning and construction of regulations for cemetery management, naming and placing signs on main roads and alleyways in residential areas… creating a new look towards a civilized, modern, and livable urban area,” Ms. Vuong Mai Trinh said.
Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/my-thoi-chinh-trang-do-thi-a473495.html
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