Luc Yen residents donate land to build roads

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Luc Yen residents donate land to build roads

Monday, April 5, 2021

YBO - In 2020, the movement to donate land for the construction of rural roads in Luc Yen district grew strongly. Nearly 1,000 local households voluntarily donated about 150,000sq.m of land, chopped down 20,000 big trees and removed nearly 4,800sq.m of walls for road building.

An ethnic minority household donates garden land to build road

Along with the engagement of local leaders and army officers with the campaign of "Saturdays with local residents,” in 2020, Luc Yen concreted 94.7km of rural roads, especially in communes included in the new-style rural area building roadmap.

This is an important foundation for Luc Yen to turn itself into a new-style rural district by 2025.

Many old trees are chopped down for road expansion

Walls are removed to expand rural roads

Local officials, public servants, officers from armed forces engage in road construction during "Saturdays with local residents”.

Anh Dung

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