Long An builds houses for border people

At the groundbreaking ceremony

Implementing the third phase of Military Region 7’s project on building residential quarters adjacent to border posts, Thanh Hoa district has begun the construction of 24 houses in border areas, including 20 houses in Tan Hiep commune and four in Thuan Binh commune.

Attentively, the provincial People’s Committee has contributed VND 140 million to the construction. At present, there are 40 households under MR7’s project.

In order to maintain the stability of these households and encourage them to settle in border areas, the Thanh Hoa district People’s Committee has built a road connecting Thuan Binh and Tan Hiep communes, creating favorable conditions for easy travel and transportation of agricultural products. Additionally, the power and water supply system has been constructed to meet the residents’ essential need.

Senior Colonel Nguyen Minh Tan addresses the event.

Meanwhile, Long An Power Company has ratified the policy on building medium and low voltage power lines and substations, as well as supplying electricity to border roads along Thuan Binh and Tan Hiep communes.

Speaking at the ceremony, Senior Colonel Nguyen Minh Tan, Deputy Political Commissar of the provincial Military Command, shared that currently, the province has inaugurated and handed over 13 residential quarters adjacent to militia border posts, and five adjacent to border stations.

Colonel Tan hoped that local authorities would pay more attention to building infrastructure connecting social welfare projects, supporting production development, solving employment issues, and building strong and typical political organizations in residential areas, to name but a few.

Translated by Quynh Oanh