After receiving a plot of land in the resettlement area of the Ring Road 3 project, Long An residents were very excited to immediately build new houses, in time to move in before this year's rainy season.
On March 4, according to Giao thong Newspaper reporters, the 3.5-hectare resettlement area of the Ring Road 3 project through Long An has completed clean infrastructure, and people have begun to build many spacious, high-rise houses.
The resettlement area of the Ring Road 3 project through Long An has completed the infrastructure system and handed over the plots to the people.
Currently, there are 10 houses that have been completely built, two houses are under construction of foundation, pillars, walls... with a total area of each house from 100-120m2, depending on the plot.
Along with that, the entire electricity, water, traffic and tree systems in this resettlement area have been completed, so that people can receive plots of land to build houses conveniently and safely.
Standing in front of the gate of the three-story house, Mr. Dao Van Ngoc (63 years old) happily said that the old house, about 300m from this resettlement area, was degraded and severely damaged. He always slept at night with the fear of it collapsing at any time, especially during the rainy and stormy season. Now, the People's Committee of Tan Buu commune and the compensation board of Ben Luc district have provided him with a plot of land to build a large, beautiful house, a dream that he has not had in his entire life.
Mr. Dao Van Ngoc is excited about his new house.
"I was the first person to build a house in this resettlement area, with an area of 100 square meters, total cost of about 3 billion VND. The house was completed before the Lunar New Year of At Ty, my family moved in right away, it was very cozy. Not only me, but also five neighboring households were very happy. Many people jokingly said that having a spacious house was like winning the lottery. However, because the residential area is new, water and electricity are not as expected," Mr. Ngoc happily confided.
Mr. Nguyen Van Lan's family is also affected by the Ring Road 3 project through Long An. His house has an area of over 130m2 of land recovered for construction purposes.
Mr. Lan shared: "The current resettlement area is not far from the old house location. The government has actively supported us to settle down in the new location. Now our children and grandchildren are busy doing business to develop the family economy."
According to Chairman of Ben Luc District People's Committee, Mr. Le Thanh Ut, the government has assigned 51 plots of land and the district has created all favorable conditions for people to stabilize their lives.
Many people urgently built houses in the resettlement area in time for the rainy season.
"In the coming time, the district will mobilize and persuade people to choose resettlement, because the location is very convenient, suitable for people's life, activities and travel," said Mr. Ut.
This resettlement area has a total area of 3.5 hectares in Hamlet 3, Tan Buu Commune with a total cost of over 95 billion VND approved by the People's Committee of Long An Province and assigned to the People's Committee of Ben Luc District as the investor from February 2024. Currently, 95 households affected by the Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 project have registered to receive plots of land.
The Beltway 3 project through Long An is under construction with three packages, and so far the output has reached more than 62% of the plan. Currently, the progress of the packages has reached output values from over 43% to over 66%, aiming for the technical traffic opening goal by the end of 2025.
The project has disbursed 100% in 2023 and 2024, and over 17 billion VND in January 2025, reaching nearly 1.77%.
Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/nguoi-dan-long-an-phan-khoi-khi-co-nha-moi-khang-trang-tai-khu-tai-dinh-cu-vanh-dai-3-192250304144206829.htm
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