(HBO) - Nhuan Trach commune in Luong Son district, Hoa Binh province, now has broad cement roads with colourful flowers on the roadsides, and spacious houses. Locals are excited as the commune is expected to be recognised as an advanced new-style rural area late this year.
Dong Se hamlet, Nhuan
Trach commune, Luong Son district, has concretised all of its roads and become
the first model residential area of the commune.
In
2015, the commune completed all of the 19 criteria set for a new-style rural
area, and reached the target as scheduled. With these achievements, local
authorities have made greater efforts towards the status of an advanced
new-style rural area.
The
locality has so far fulfilled 18 out of 19 criteria set for an advanced
new-style rural area. The remainder regarding school building is expected to be
completed at the end of this year, helping the commune reach the target as
scheduled.
Nhuan
Trach has made outstanding performance in road and canal building, electricity
and poverty reduction, among others.
Besides,
up to 90 percent of local residents have access to medical services and 95.03
percent have participated in health insurance. Two cooperatives established in
the commune are operating effectively. All of the local children have access to
school.
Nhuan
Trach comprises three hamlets namely Dong Bung, Cau Son and Dong Se, with Dong
Se completing all 11 set criteria./.
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