Focus on land clearance for the National Highway 4B renovation and upgrade project.

Following the province's directive to remove obstacles in the implementation of key projects, Dien Xa commune is focusing on accelerating land clearance for the project to renovate and upgrade National Highway 4B connecting Quang Ninh province with Lang Son province; striving to basically hand over the land by the end of June to ensure construction progress.

Current status of National Highway 4B section passing through Dien Xa commune.

The project to renovate and upgrade National Highway 4B in the province has a length of 22.9 km with a total investment of 1,800 billion VND. Of this, component project 1, serving land clearance work, is estimated at approximately 380 billion VND. The project starts at Km80 - the border between Quang Ninh and Lang Son provinces, and ends at the intersection with the Van Don - Mong Cai expressway.

The project is designed with two sections: Section 1, bordering Lang Son province in Dien Xa commune, is 12.7km long, with two lanes and a roadbed width of 12m; Section 2, passing through Tien Yen commune, is 10.2km long, with four lanes and a roadbed width of 17m. The project requires the acquisition of nearly 77 hectares of land and affects 580 households; the section through Dien Xa commune has the largest number of affected households, with 419 households.

The project received strong support from the local people. During the process of counting crops and structures, the local authorities successfully persuaded 72 households to voluntarily hand over nearly 3.28 hectares of agricultural and forestry land.

Ms. Tran Thi Phuc (Chien Thang village) and many other households in Dien Xa commune signed the agreement to receive compensation and progress bonuses for land clearance.

Ms. Tran Thi Phuc (Chien Thang village), one of the first families in Dien Xa commune to sign the commitment to hand over the land, shared: "Today, coming to the commune to finalize the documents according to the land clearance plan, we not only received compensation and support payments according to policy, but also received a bonus for progress in the land clearance work. Although the area of ​​rice and forest land has decreased slightly, for my family, this is a source of joy and pride because we have made positive contributions to the development of our homeland and country."

According to a report from Dien Xa commune, the locality has basically completed the surveying and counting work; applied compensation rates to 175 plans; appraised and approved 51 plans; and organized the payment of compensation for 37 plans. Of the 55 households requiring resettlement, 12 have registered to move to the centralized resettlement area, while the rest are arranging their own resettlement. Along with accelerating the completion of land origin verification and compensation rate application for land clearance plans, the entire political system of the locality is focusing on propaganda and mobilization efforts to complete land clearance and hand over the land to the investor and construction unit.

Officials from the Service Supply Center, along with representatives from the Fatherland Front and other organizations in Dien Xa commune, organized a campaign to disseminate information, explain mechanisms and policies, and encourage families affected by the land clearance for the National Highway 4B renovation and upgrade project to hand over their land.

Mr. Le Song Toan, Deputy Director of the Dien Xa Commune Service Supply Center, said: Following the direction of the Party Committee and the People's Committee of the commune, the unit is focusing on coordinating with the Economic Department to review land ownership; and preparing and approving the land clearance plan for the remaining households before May 30th. The biggest difficulty currently is land clearance for households with residential land. Following the direction of the Party Committee and the People's Committee of the commune, the unit is actively coordinating with the Fatherland Front and other organizations to visit each household to disseminate information and explain the mechanisms and policies in compensation and support; thereby creating consensus among the people to hand over the land as soon as possible.

Currently, Dien Xa commune has handed over more than 30% of the land clearance area to the investor; including over 15 hectares of state-managed land, public transport land, and 3.28 hectares of land for which households have received compensation and committed to handing over. The locality strives to complete the handover of 100% of agricultural land by June 15th and to essentially hand over the entire construction site before June 30th.

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