The People's Committee of Quang Ninh province has just announced 26 locations for receiving dredged material under the management of Quang Ninh province in 2025.
Among these, there are many points that have received dredged material, including: mud, soil, stone... from the construction process of other projects and works that are in great need of filling materials.
This is considered "unforeseeable and inconvenient" because many projects lack filling materials, while in many projects, works, soil, and dredged stone, it is very difficult to find a dumping site.
These include: Hai Dang urban area, Ha Long commune, Van Don district, area of 64.6ha, received volume of more than 2.58 million m3.
The planning area of the project of the Complex of Commercial, Hotel, Entertainment Service Center, Night Market of Ha Long commune, Van Don district, area 22.8ha, received more than 1 million m3.
Quang Yen electronics factory project in Dam Nha Mac area, Lien Vi commune, Quang Yen town, area of over 16 hectares, volume received 1 million m3.
The General Port Project and the agricultural and aquatic product consumption processing and conservation joint venture of Xuan Truong Hai Transport and Trading Joint Stock Company, Tien Phong Commune, Quang Yen Town, covers 39.9 hectares, with a receiving volume of 1.4 million m3.
The project of investment in construction and business of technical infrastructure of Nam Tien Phong Industrial Park and Port, Dam Nha Mac, Quang Yen Town of Tien Phong Industrial Park Joint Stock Company, 30 hectares wide, with a receiving volume of 1 million m3...
The People's Committee of Quang Ninh province assigned the Department of Natural Resources and Environment to be the unit to receive and appraise the registration records for dumping dredged material of individuals and units in need; based on the characteristics of dredged material and the ability to use dredged material for each area and location, report to the Provincial People's Committee for consideration and approval of each specific case, ensuring compliance with current regulations and planning, not advising on dumping dredged material into areas with forests without a decision from competent authorities to change the purpose of forest land use.
