Ten-billion-dong market in Hoa Binh abandoned, people upset

Đặng Tình - Khánh Linh |

Hoa Binh - Although it was once expected to be a bustling trading place, after more than 7 years of construction, Yen Nghiep market has been abandoned without being used for a single day.

Yen Nghiep Market (Yen Nghiep Commune, Lac Son District, Hoa Binh Province) started construction around 2018, with an investment capital of 10 billion VND.

Seven years ago, this project was expected to become a bustling trading place, helping to promote local economic and social development.

However, contrary to the expectations "drawn" at that time, until now, this place has become an abandoned land.

Anh: Dang Tinh
The market was abandoned after 7 years. Photo: Dang Tinh

On the days before Tet, according to the reporter's records, the market is located at the intersection of Ho Chi Minh road and Highway 12B Lac Son - Yen Thuy, nearly 1km from the center of Yen Nghiep commune. With an area of ​​nearly 3,000m2, this project is surrounded by brick walls, iron gates and divided into lots for convenient trading.

Anh: Dang Tinh
The market is located at the intersection of Ho Chi Minh road and provincial road 12A Lac Son - Yen Thuy, nearly 1km from the center of Yen Nghiep commune. Photo: Dang Tinh

Currently, this area is overgrown with grass and items such as the guardhouse and fence have also deteriorated over time. Many people in the commune said that since its completion, the market has not been used for a single day.

Unlike markets and shopping centers built in densely populated areas with easy access, this project was built quite far away, nearly 1km from residential areas.

Khu cho lanh leo, hoang vu. Anh: Dang Tinh
The market is cold and deserted. Photo: Dang Tinh

While the billion-dollar market is abandoned and wasted, people have to sit on the sidewalk to trade and sell.

Mr. Bui Van Thanh - who lives near the market - shared: "The market has been built for nearly ten years but no one comes to trade. When construction started, we had high hopes that this would be a bustling trading place, but now that it's finished, it's abandoned, wasting so much state money."

Khu cho bo hoang, cua dong then cai, ben trong co moc um tum. Anh: Dang Tinh

The market is deserted, the doors are locked, and the grass is growing wild inside. Photo: Dang Tinh

Sharing the same regret, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa - a small trader in the commune - also expressed: "It's difficult to travel but there are no customers, so what's the point of selling?" - Ms. Hoa said.

In particular, according to local people, the government did not consult the community before implementing the project.

Cho tien ti bo hoang, nguoi dan phai tran ra duong buon ban. Anh: Dang Tinh
The billion-dollar market is abandoned, people have to go out into the street to trade. Photo: Dang Tinh

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Bui Van Lien, Director of the Investment and Construction Project Management Board of Lac Son district, Hoa Binh province, said: "Yen Nghiep commune market was completed in 2018, and has been handed over to Yen Nghiep commune for use and management."

However, according to this leader, he also does not know the reason why the market was built but had no traders and remained empty until now.

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