Mr. Hoang Van Tu, the provincial Party Committee Member,, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Council gives flowers and presents to congratulate Thong village of Tuan Lo commune (Tan Lac).

Thong residential area has totally 88 households with 420 people, 96% of whom are Muong people, together with 7 households of war invalids and martyrs policy. Implementing the campaign "All residents unite to build new rural and civilized urban area”, the people here has contributed 320 working days, which is worth of 48 million dongs, to construct the inter-village roads and 2,2 kilometers of concretized roads. Many households donated their lands with total 8000m2. In 2017, the capita income reached 22 million dongs/ person/ year, the number of poor households decreased to 27 households (30.6%). 100% of the households are using hygienic water. 100% of the residential households fulfill well the Party’s policies and the State laws, follow properly the regulations and rules of the residential area. 100% of the households have audio and visual equipment. 76/88 households achieved cultural families, more 10 households compared to 2017.

Speaking at the Festival Day, Mr. Hoang Van Tu, the provincial Party Committee Member, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’ Council highly appreciated and praised the efforts and improvement of Thong people who have built a strong residential area in all aspects and completed successfully all the local movements. Thong village should continue to preserve the old fine cultural traditions and promote its traditions, promote production, and stabilize the lives, reduce poverty, develop economy- society, build the new rural area and a strong system of residential politics; develop continuously the whole population solidarity of the national unity to gain much agreement from people in the local residence and community. The authority levels of Tuan Lo commune and Tan Lac district take care and support people in Thong village to build a civilized residential area and develop more and more.

4 typical households of economic development are being rewarded.

 On this occasion, the provincial Party Committee – People’s Council – People’s Committee – Vietnam Fatherland Front; District Party Committee - People’s Council – People’s Committee – Vietnam Fatherland Front of Tan Lac and mass organizations and unions gave flowers and presents to congratulate people of Thong village. The department of Thong village Fatherland Front gifted for 4 typical households in economic development.

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