The Ministry of Construction will coordinate with localities to further inspect and investigate to detect, prevent, and punish “ghost” real estate projects in a timely manner. In Hanoi, several “golden land” areas of real estate “big owners” have long been forgotten. Some projects have been adjusted after being put to pasture for a decade. The Ministry of Construction recently responded to Gia Lai province’s voters’ petition which had requested that the Government focus on inactive real estate projects that have misused resources, badly affected rights and benefits of people and the State, and caused social frustration. At the same time, the Government should seriously deal with “ghost”, deceitful and stagnant real estate projects which have triggered social irritation in localities. In response to the voters’ recommendations, the Ministry agreed that the inactive projects have caused a waste of resource, negatively impacting on the rights and benefits of people and the Sate, and frustrating society. According to the Ministry of Construction, under current laws, there are specific regulations on planning formulation, approval, management and implementation. Rights of organizations and individuals in planned areas are also regulated. The viewpoint of the Ministry was reaffirmed that the State shall ensure legal rights and benefits of the people living in the areas of inactive projects. “To publicize and be transparent about approved projects, the Ministry has finalized the National Information Portal on Construction Planning at http://quyhoach.xaydung.gov.vn. The Ministry also issued formal documents to request localities to publish their construction planning information on the website under their responsibility in management and implementation of local construction planning. With regard to future management, the Ministry will coordinate with other ministries and localities to further carry out other responsibilities with a number …
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TH Group rolls out US$11.9 million high-tech dairy project in Mekong Delta
The Hanoitimes - It is considered as the largest-scale project in the Delta. Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh attended the groundbreaking ceremony of a VND2.65 trillion (US$11.9 million) high-tech, concentrated dairy cow farm project invested by TH Group, on Februart 27, in Tri Ton district, the Mekong Delta’s An Giang province. Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh. Photo: TH Group Under the project, a dairy herd of 10,000 cows would yield 135 tons of milk per day. Once operational, this would be the largest high-tech with closed processing dairy farm in the Mekong Delta region. The TH farm will contribute to increasing quantity and quality of fresh milk supply for the Mekong Delta region and towards export. Speaking at the ceremony, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Binh said TH's project has not only set a new chapter in high-tech agriculture of An Giang and the Mekong Delta but also developed farmers’ livelihood. The success of the model will contribute to completing the goal of developing a herd of 500,000 dairy cows across the country earlier than the master plan for the agricultural production development until 2020 and with a vision toward 2030, Deputy Prime Minister Binh said. In addition to the dairy farming project, Thai Huong, founder and Chairman of TH Group Strategy Council, said that the group would also set up organic and Global GAP farms which produce fresh agricultural products as well as build nursing homes and resorts. The group plans to develop another model of dairy cow farming through a high-tech cooperative, which is similar to the model that it has implemented in Dalat, the city of the central highland province of Lam Dong. …
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Hai Phong plans 100 new bridges in infrastructure upgrade
The plan is to finish five bridges this year and the rest by the end of 2025, a representative of the city’s Department of Transport said Sunday. The department will ask the local government this year to approve its plan to build 57 bridges - three bridges connecting Vinh Bao District with Quynh Phu District in Thai Binh Province, seven bridges connecting districts within the city, another 41 within these districts, and six overpasses. The VND399 billion ($17.33 million) Quang Thanh Bridge spanning the Luoc River will connect Hai Phong's An Lao District with Hai Duong Province's Thanh Ha District, and is expected to open to traffic by the end of this year. Photo by VnExpress/Giang Chinh. From 2022 to 2025, the department will propose the construction of 29 bridges, including two connecting the city with Thai Binh. Currently, the city has 19 ongoing projects, with a total investment of more than VND7 trillion ($303.31 million). La Van Thanh, the municipal Party secretary, said Hai Phong would focus on finalizing projects under construction in 2021. A project to build Hai Phong’s second ring road could start at the end of 2021, Thanh said. "Building the ring road no. 2 is crucial so the city will concentrate on two projects: a road from Dinh Vu Street to Duong Kinh and Kien An districts, and another one from Dinh Vu Street to 359 Street," Thanh maintained. As part of prioritizing the ring road no. 2, the city will build bridges to connect with the provinces of Hai Duong, Quang Ninh, and Thai Binh. Hai Phong built 46 bridges from 2015 to 2020. …
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