The people of Dong Xe resettlement area in Da hamlet, Yen Phu commune (Lac Son) are excited at the newly completed, spacious and beautiful place to welcome spring.

Before the lunar Canh Ty New Year in 2020, the sprawling images of a series of the construction works of 64 households who had just moved, everyone was hurrying to prepare for a new settlement of their family. In particular, among the relocating households, there were ones that previously did not cease to oppose the policy of land acquisition and house relocation, but now they are pioneering in implementing and actively mobilizing the other villagers.

Being excited when moving to the new place, Mr. Bui Van Chan from Da hamlet says: "The new resettlement area is well planned, especially in terms of traffic. The houses are closer, more spacious and there is a community play area. The system of canals, in-field traffic is well-planned in accordance with the accumulated productive land area, facilitating the mechanization into production.” One of the points that makes us unforgettable in the resettlement area is that it is planned into each stilt house area, and the high-rise building are close together as a highlight. As the initial registration and now 9 stilt houses and 55 high-rise buildings have been completed in Dong Xe area. Currently they are rushing to complete 2 more houses to welcome Tet.

The first house we visited was Mr. Bui Van Dinh's family with 8 people. On the granted area of 400 m2, he has built a solid house with full items, the spacious garden, many bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and toilets. All have created a colorful space of a new residential area filled with joy and consensus of the Party's and the People.

The next New Year will certainly be different for them, however, there will be no shortage of joy from each family, from the village’s love, from the attention of all levels, branches and localities. With the increasingly strong development, up to now the average income of Dong Xe is 32 million VND / person / year, which is ahigher than the general income of the whole village, and there are no more poor households and the life is getting better and better day by day.

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