Ho Chi Minh City is about to recover land from more than 7,100 households in the South for 4 projects worth nearly 50,000 billion VND

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Ho Chi Minh City will recover land from more than 7,100 households, of which more than 5,800 households must be completely cleared to implement 4 projects to renovate the south bank of the Doi canal, with a total capital of nearly 50,000 billion VND.

On August 6, the Ho Chi Minh City Urban Infrastructure Construction Investment Project Management Board said that the unit is urgently completing the pre-feasibility study report of 4 projects under the urban embellishment program in the South bank of Doi canal area, located in Chanh Hung and Binh Dong wards.

Bờ Nam kênh Đôi nằm phía trái ảnh.  Ảnh: Minh Quân
The south bank of Doi canal is on the left side of the photo. Photo: Minh Quan

The projects have a total length of about 8.8 km. The project section from Rach Ong bridge to Mat bridge (Chanh Hung ward) has a total investment of about 6,425 billion VND. The project will build about 1.2 km of embankment on the south bank of Doi canal, expand Pham The Hien street to 30 m along with technical infrastructure on the route.

The section from Mat bridge to Hiep An bridge (Chanh Hung ward) has a total capital of about 14,600 billion VND. In addition to building about 2.1 km of the south bank embankment of Doi canal and expanding Pham The Hien street, the project also expands Mat bridge, Hiep An bridge, invests in rainwater and wastewater drainage systems, technical trenches, lighting, green trees and builds nearly 10 hectares of green space.

The section from Hiep An bridge to Ba Tang bridge (Binh Dong ward) has a total investment of about 10,805 billion VND. The project will build about 2.6 km of embankment on the south bank of Doi canal, combined with excavating part of the southern embankment base, expanding Pham The Hien street to 30 m and building a new Ba Tang bridge.

The section from Ba Tang bridge to the south bank of Doi canal (Binh Dong ward) has a total investment of about 15,632 billion VND, with a construction scale of about 2.9 km of south bank embankment, expanding Pham The Hien street to 30 m and synchronously investing in drainage systems, technical trenches, green trees, and lighting.

Khoảng 5.807 hộ dân dọc bờ Nam kênh Đôi dự kiến phải giải tỏa toàn phần. Ảnh: Minh Quân
About 5,807 households along the South bank of the Doi canal are expected to be completely cleared. Photo: Minh Quan

According to the Ho Chi Minh City Urban Infrastructure Construction Investment Project Management Board, a total of 7,111 cases will be affected by 4 projects, of which 5,807 cases must be completely cleared. The demand for resettlement is expected to be about 1,742 cases.

Currently, the unit is coordinating with departments, branches and local authorities to complete the dossier to submit to the Ho Chi Minh City People's Council for consideration and decision on investment policies at the 4th session, expected to take place from August 24 to 28.

Một đoạn kênh Đôi nhìn từ trên cao.  Ảnh: Minh Quân
A section of Doi canal seen from above. Photo: Minh Quan

According to the Ho Chi Minh City Urban Infrastructure Construction Investment Project Management Board, by 2030, Ho Chi Minh City aims to complete 117 projects to renovate and relocate about 41,540 houses along rivers, canals, and ditches.

The program aims to improve the quality of life of people, treat pollution, reduce flooding, control tides and build a synchronous urban landscape along rivers, canals, and ditches.

TPHCM đang cải tạo bờ Bắc kênh Đôi dài 4,3 km với tổng vốn hơn 7.300 tỉ đồng. Ảnh: Minh Quân
Ho Chi Minh City is renovating the North bank of Doi canal, 4.3 km long, with a total investment of more than 7,300 billion VND. Photo: Minh Quan

In which, phase 1 will implement 54 projects, affecting about 19,958 houses, with a total estimated investment of more than 149,510 billion VND.

Phase 2 includes 63 projects, affecting about 21,582 houses, with a total estimated investment of more than 232,887 billion VND.

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