Deputy Secretary of the Lam Dong Provincial Party Committee Bui Thang met with voters in the Da Huoai area.

The conference was chaired by representatives of the Provincial People's Council: Bui Thang, Deputy Secretary of the Lam Dong Provincial Party Committee; Nguyen Thi Thanh Thao, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairwoman of the People's Council of Da Huoai 2 commune; leaders of provincial departments and agencies; and representatives of the Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the three localities, with nearly 200 voters in attendance.

At the meeting, voter Nguyen Thi Tam (Da Ton village, Da Huoai commune) requested that the province pay attention to the welfare of part-time officials in the village, including the heads of the elderly association, the Red Cross association, and the education promotion association.

According to Ms. Tam, the lack of support makes it difficult for local branches to operate, even though they are directly involved in many community activities.

Voter Ngan Quang Vinh (village 9, Da Huoai commune) reported that garbage from the Da Huoai landfill is overflowing onto Highway 5 and several residential roads. The foul odor and leachate are affecting the lives of more than 10 households living near the area, especially during the rainy season. The voter requested that the authorities promptly find a solution to resolve the issue completely.

Regarding transportation, voter Do Thi Mai (village 7) stated that the upgrading of provincial road DT721 through Da Huoai commune is progressing slowly, affecting travel and posing potential traffic safety risks. Several motorcyclists have fallen due to the unfinished road construction.

Ms. Mai also pointed out that the drainage system on both sides of the road in some locations is not covered, posing a danger to residents and leading to localized flooding during heavy rains .

Voter Nguyen Vinh The raised concerns about large trucks carrying soil speeding on local roads, posing a danger to residents and causing road deterioration in some sections. Another issue of concern to voters was the compensation and support policy when implementing transportation projects.

Voter Bui Dinh Long stated that the Da Huoai commune ring road project involves land and crop acquisition. However, he believes the compensation level for some crops, especially durian trees that are currently yielding a stable harvest, is not in line with reality. He requested that the relevant authorities consider a more reasonable compensation level to ensure the rights of people affected by the project are protected.

Voters in Da Huoai 2 and Da Huoai 3 communes also requested continued investment in and improvement of rural transportation; long-term solutions to address landslides along the Dong Nai River; and the early issuance of initial land use right certificates for non-forestry land that has been used stably for many years.

In addition, voters requested attention to the regulations and policies regarding the chairpersons of the Elderly Association, the Red Cross branch, and the vice-chairperson of the Elderly Association at the commune level.

At the conference, local leaders and representatives from various departments and agencies exchanged views and answered questions within their jurisdiction. Issues requiring further investigation and verification were noted and compiled for responses to voters.

Speaking at the conference, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Bui Thang acknowledged 13 opinions and suggestions from voters. According to him, the opinions were generally realistic and focused on practical issues such as people's livelihoods, the environment, transportation, policies, and agricultural production.

Regarding proposals on support schemes for those participating in associations assigned tasks by the Party and State at the village and neighborhood levels, as well as issues related to health , agriculture, and the environment, Comrade Bui Thang stated that he would request relevant departments, agencies, and localities to review and provide specific answers to the people.

Regarding key transportation projects such as Provincial Road 721 and the Tan Phu - Bao Loc Expressway project passing through Da Huoai commune, the comrade stated that these projects are of significant importance to local development and expressed the hope that the people will continue to cooperate and support them so that the projects can be implemented on schedule and put into operation soon.

Regarding feedback on unit prices, compensation procedures, and support, Comrade Bui Thang stated that the provincial People's Council delegates will compile, study, and propose that the relevant authorities consider and resolve the issues in accordance with regulations.

The Delegation No. 6 of the Provincial People's Council also requested voters to continue to report difficulties and obstacles arising from reality, and to monitor the resolution and response of relevant agencies. Through this, the legitimate issues of the people will be considered and resolved thoroughly.