(HBO) – Local residents living along provincial Road 435 (Binh Thanh - Thung Nai - Ngoi Hoa, Tan Lac district) have agreed to facilitate land clearance in service of the road construction.


Bui Thi Hanh’s family in Ne hamlet, Ngoi Hoa commune hands over land to the authority.

 Road 435 has nearly 9 km running through Mu, Ne, Buong, Ngoi and Liem hamlets in Ngoi Hoa commune. About 200 local households have to relocate their assets and crops due to the construction. The land clearance work has basically been completed, even ahead of the schedule set by the Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, under which at least half of the site in Tan Lac district must be cleared by the end of September 2018. Although local residents have yet to get compensation, they have handed over space to the project’s investor and constructor.

 Ngoi Hoa has well performed the communication work to encourage officials, Party members and residents to support and abide by policies and guidelines of the province, and move their assets, crops and houses in order to create favourable conditions for the constructor to implement the project. Apart from publicising compensation methods, commune authorities have also followed measurement regulations in land clearance. Ngoi Hoa decided to ratify the compensation estimate at about 16 billion VND.

 The project on upgrading Road 435 was approved by the provincial People’s Committee under Decision No. 1644/QD-UBND dated August 30, 2017, with a total investment capital of 756 billion VND through Government bonds during the 2016-2020 period. Of the sum, the province’s capital is 56 billion VND.

 A total 21.18km of the road have been upgraded under Level-3 standards which are set for mountainous areas with a designed speed of 60km/h. It starts from the Binh Thanh intersection to Thung Nai in Cao Phong district, and ends in Liem hamlet, Ngoi Hoa commune, Tan Lac district. The project has received 630 billion VND, of which 150 billion VND in 2017.

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