Lao Cai sets deadline for handling all redundant houses and land

Đinh Đại |

Lao Cai - The Provincial People's Committee requests departments, branches, and localities to urgently review, arrange, and handle redundant housing and land facilities.

On July 27, Lao Cai Provincial People's Committee informed that the unit had just issued a document requesting departments, branches, and localities to synchronously deploy the management, arrangement, and handling of redundant houses and land in the area, ensuring compliance with legal regulations and improving the efficiency of using public assets.

Accordingly, agencies and units must review the current status, complete legal documents, and develop plans to handle each facility of houses and land.

At the same time, prioritize converting functions to serve education, health, culture, public works and socio-economic development in accordance with planning.

Trụ sở phường Cam Đường hiện nay. Ảnh: Đinh Đại
Current headquarters of Cam Duong ward. Photo: Dinh Dai

The Provincial People's Committee requests to complete the transfer of house and land facilities before August 31, 2026, and complete land allocation and land lease before November 30, 2020.

Heads of agencies and units are responsible if loss, waste or misuse of assets occurs.

The Department of Finance is assigned to monitor, urge, and inspect the progress of handling redundant houses and land; relevant departments and branches coordinate to remove obstacles in planning and land, ensuring the arrangement and handling of public assets on schedule and in accordance with regulations.

Đinh Đại
RELATED NEWS

Lao Cai police deny news of official vehicle accident causing 2 officers missing

|

Lao Cai - Provincial Police affirm that information circulating on social networks about an accident related to a public vehicle that caused 2 officials to go missing is not true.

Lao Cai focuses resources on finalization, ready for a new investment phase

|

Lao Cai - The province requests units to urgently finalize the completed project, ensuring the progress of investment preparation in the 2026 - 2030 period.

Lao Cai studies using sedimentary sand from hydropower reservoirs as building materials

|

Lao Cai - In order to remove difficulties in the supply of construction materials for projects, the province is studying a plan to utilize silted sand and gravel at hydropower reservoirs.

Ho Chi Minh City proposes raising the ceiling income for social housing purchases to 60 million VND/month

|

Ho Chi Minh City - Households with three or more dependents may be applied a social housing purchase income threshold of up to 60 million VND/month.

From listening to action, Thanh Hoa Trade Union contributes to promoting double-digit growth

|

Thanh Hoa - From listening and caring to improving skills, Thanh Hoa Trade Union is unleashing the strength of union members, contributing to promoting double-digit growth.

5 victims died in restaurant fire in Ho Chi Minh City

|

On July 27, Cho Ray Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City said that 5 victims in the restaurant fire that occurred on July 11 died due to extremely severe burns.

"I am 95 years old, and my husband is still forever the most beautiful youth on the battlefield"

|

Although the war has receded, many families of martyrs are still diligently on their journey to find their loved ones - those who have spent their whole youth on the fierce battlefield.

Lao Cai police deny news of official vehicle accident causing 2 officers missing

Đinh Đại |

Lao Cai - Provincial Police affirm that information circulating on social networks about an accident related to a public vehicle that caused 2 officials to go missing is not true.

Lao Cai focuses resources on finalization, ready for a new investment phase

Đinh Đại |

Lao Cai - The province requests units to urgently finalize the completed project, ensuring the progress of investment preparation in the 2026 - 2030 period.

Lao Cai studies using sedimentary sand from hydropower reservoirs as building materials

Bảo Nguyên |

Lao Cai - In order to remove difficulties in the supply of construction materials for projects, the province is studying a plan to utilize silted sand and gravel at hydropower reservoirs.