According to the report of the People's Committee of Lac Son district, implementing Sub-project 1 (Project 4) on investing in the essential infrastructure to serve production and life in the ethnic minority and mountainous areas, the total capital plan assigned by the Central budget to the district is nearly 110 billion VND.
In recent years,
the essential infrastructure in Lac Son district has been increasingly invested
and improved. The photo: The road inside Ong Man hamlet, Chi Dao commune.
From 2019 until
now, the district has disbursed over 80.5 billion VND, reaching 73.2% of the
assigned capital plan.
Accordingly, the
District People's Committee has invested in new construction, upgrading and
repairing 54 works, including building and upgrading 32 traffic works; 5
infield road and irrigation projects; 1 central market in Binh Hem commune; 1
auxiliary item for the central stadium of My Thanh commune; newly building,
repairing and upgrading 15 cultural houses and community houses; Non-business
capital to carry out the renovation and maintenance of 332 projects with a
total investment of nearly 8.5 billion VND.
Thereby, it
helps clearly improve almost all aspects of socio-economic life in the ethnic
minority and mountainous areas in the district.
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