In the last days of the year, when the Tet atmosphere has become bustling throughout the villages, many rural roads in Hung Yen province also have a new, spacious and more spacious appearance. That result is achieved from the consensus and joint efforts of the people in the movement to donate land to expand traffic roads.
Recorded by Lao Dong Newspaper reporters, in Binh Dinh commune, Hung Yen province, narrow, degraded roads that were previously have now been widened, paved with asphalt or clean concrete. Many roads and roadsides have been renovated, planted trees, and hung flags, creating a green - clean - beautiful rural space.
It is known that in Binh Dinh commune, many projects to renovate and upgrade roads, joining hands to build new rural areas have been unifiedly donated land by people. The most prominent is the project to renovate and upgrade Binh Thanh - Binh Dinh - Hong Tien road with a donated area of 10,100m2; The project to upgrade and renovate Vu Thang - Binh Dinh road (section from the People's Committee of Binh Dinh commune, old Kien Xuong district to Do Men bridge, Nam Hai commune, old Tien Hai district), donated area of 2,000m2.
As a prominent land donor household in Binh Dinh commune, Hung Yen province, Mr. Hoang Van Manh shared: "My family has land located next to the road that needs to be expanded in the locality, when the local government at 2 levels operated and mobilized, my family donated 180m2 of land in front of the house. Initially, I also regretted it, but when I saw the road being expanded, traveling conveniently, and the face of the village becoming more spacious, everyone was happy. This year's Tet, the roads are beautiful, and people traveling and trading are also more convenient".
According to Mr. Vu Quoc Nam - Chairman of Binh Dinh Commune People's Committee, the movement to donate land to build roads has received positive response from the people. As soon as there was information about project implementation, a mobilization team was established in the commune and the grassroots level, with the core being Party cells and branches coordinating with the commune's mobilization team to mobilize the entire population. Many roads after completion not only help travel conveniently but also create conditions for local economic development.
The new spring is approaching, on the newly completed roads, national flags fly in the wind, bringing joy and expectations for a prosperous new year. The expanded roads from the consensus and contributions of the people not only help change the face of rural areas but also open up sustainable development opportunities for localities in the future.
