Quang Ngai: Nearly 140 officials help people in landslide-affected areas build new houses.

Video clip of the People's Committee of Mang Ri commune launching the "Quang Trung Campaign" to repair houses for people in disaster-stricken areas.

During the recent storms, Mang Ri commune suffered heavy damage, with many houses destroyed; in particular, Chung Tam village experienced landslides, threatening the lives of residents.

Identifying stable housing for residents is an urgent task. In recent times, the commune government has helped people temporarily repair damaged houses; at the same time, it has surveyed and assessed unsafe houses to include them in the repair or relocation plan.

Officials from Mang Ri commune mobilize to help people rebuild their homes.

After reviewing the situation, the commune determined that it was necessary to rebuild houses for two households whose homes collapsed in Loc Bong and Dak Pre villages; repair 74 damaged houses; and, most importantly, relocate all 78 households in Chung Tam village from the landslide-prone area to a new resettlement area.

For relocated households and those whose houses collapsed, the authorities provided 60 million VND per household and mobilized forces to provide direct assistance; households repairing damaged roofs received 2-10 million VND per household depending on the extent of the damage.

Over the past few days, local authorities have been leveling the ground to provide residents with space to build houses.

At the launching ceremony, hundreds of police officers, militia members, village and commune officials, along with local residents, transported bricks to the designated resettlement sites.

Meanwhile, many old houses were demolished and relocated to new residences, ready for the construction of new homes.

The first strokes of the hoe were carried out by the commune, laying the foundation for the construction of sturdy houses.

Mr. Pham Xuan Quang, Chairman of the People's Committee of Mang Ri commune, said that in response to the Prime Minister 's call to rebuild houses for people in disaster-stricken areas, the commune mobilized nearly 140 officials from the police, militia, village forces, and technical staff to assist people in relocating and rebuilding their homes.

The commune is confident that with decisive action, the people will have new homes before the Lunar New Year of the Year of the Horse, and will celebrate the holiday with their families in their new residences.