Hoa Binh resolved to achieve “dual goals”

3/2/2022 - 3:05:39 PM

(HBO) – The Party Committee and people in Hoa Binh province have joined national efforts in the COVID-19 combat and gained significant achievements.

Local authorities have taken synchronous solutions to safely and flexibly adapt to and effectively control the pandemic, ensuring the public’s health and socio-economic activities at the same time.

Over the past month, departments, agencies and districts have worked hard to complete the assigned tasks, contributing to socio-economic recovery and development. By the end of January, State budget collection was around 700 billion VND (30.68 million USD), a rise from the same period last year. The disbursement of public investment fulfilled 96 percent of the target set by the Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, reaching 3.37 trillion VND, up 20 percent year-on-year.

The provincial People’s Committee issued Directive No. 03/CT-UBND dated January 18 on tasks and solutions to implement the 2022 socio-economic development plan and State budget estimate.

The committee reported that the COVID-19 pandemic is taking place complicatedly in the province, with increases in both new and severe cases.

There remain limitations in the management of COVID-19 patients and those who have close contact with the patients, the committee said, adding that many have yet to seriously observe the Health Ministry’s "5K message” - khau trang (facemask), khu khuan (disinfection), khoang cach (distance), khong tu tap (no gathering) and khai bao y te (health declaration).

Secretary of the Party Committee Ngo Van Tuan said 2022 is the second year to implement resolutions adopted at all-level Party Congresses, and called for efforts to fulfill targets set in the resolutions.

Local farmers and businesses have resumed their operations after the nine-day Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday. Trade and tourism activities have also come back to their normalcy. Meanwhile, officers, soldiers and those serving the frontline of the pandemic combat are working hard to protect health of the public.

To successfully complete the set targets and create breakthroughs, it requires great efforts and resolve of each resident, as well as their innovations./.

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