Phu My Hung Development Company Limited (Phu My Hung Company), the investor in the construction of Phu My Hung urban area, did not implement the assigned area, exceeding 400 hectares compared to the planning approved by the Prime Minister.
The information "shocked" public opinion, because 400 hectares of land is a very large area, why did the management agencies let the enterprise "occupy" such a large area of land so easily? During the process of the enterprise constructing the works, was there no agency or monitoring unit to detect and handle the violations?
If there had been inspection and supervision, violations would have been prevented and 400 hectares of land would not have been lost as happened. Or, if there had been inspection and supervision and violations were detected, the responsible individuals and agencies ignored them, allowing businesses to act freely.
Furthermore, Phu My Hung Company illegally built blocks A3 and A6 at South Saigon International School, with an area of nearly 10,000 square meters. It is hard to imagine that two large blocks of buildings were illegally built right in front of our eyes, but no one knew, no one knew, and it was not until today that the Inspectorate came to a conclusion.
People who build houses, just encroaching on an inch of land or committing any other violation, are immediately recorded and dealt with by the authorities. In this case, the matter is "heavenly" big but still blatantly carried out, regardless of the law, regardless of the government. Not to mention, Phu My Hung Company has not invested in building green parks according to the approved plan and has many violations in investing in building embankments to protect rivers and canals, causing loss of urban beauty, environmental pollution, affecting drainage and waterway traffic.
The Management Board of Investment and Construction of the New Urban Area of the South City (South City Management Board), the unit managing the investment and planning of the Phu My Hung Urban Area (District 7), must be responsible for the violations and wrongdoings of Phu My Hung Company.
According to the Inspectorate's conclusion, the Southern City Management Board also committed many violations, such as allowing illegal construction and land use, land encroachment in canals and green parks, and many households encroaching and building houses along the river.
The responsibility of the Southern City Management Board is clear, but there are many other superior agencies that cannot deny responsibility.
In addition to dealing with the consequences and preventing loss of public assets, it is necessary to consider when violations occurred and which individuals are responsible for handling them in accordance with the law.
