Thuan Giao ward voters propose creating favorable conditions for land division

On the afternoon of October 7, the National Assembly Delegation No. 13, Ho Chi Minh City National Assembly Delegation, including Major General Vu Huy Khanh, full-time member of the National Assembly's Committee on National Defense, Security and Foreign Affairs; Comrade Pham Trong Nhan, City Party Committee member, Vice Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City Labor Federation, met with voters in Thuan Giao ward (Ho Chi Minh City) before the 10th session of the 15th National Assembly.

National Assembly Delegation Group No. 13, Ho Chi Minh City National Assembly Delegation met with voters of Thuan Giao ward

At the meeting, voter Nguyen Van Hung suggested that it is necessary to quickly complete some roads in Binh Quoi A quarter, Thuan Giao ward which are currently degraded, while these roads have many students and workers traveling. According to voter Hung, the situation of workers driving in the wrong direction during rush hour; traffic jams on some roads, especially in front of school gates at the end of school hours have affected the traffic situation. Therefore, timely solutions are needed.

In addition, voters of Thuan Giao ward also raised many opinions and recommendations related to people's lives such as: need to continue improving the quality of medical staff; invest in and upgrade equipment of Binh Duong General Hospital; at the same time consider and create favorable conditions for people to separate land plots to divide among family members.

CỬ TRI PHƯỜNG THUẬN GIAO.jpg — Voters of Thuan Giao ward expressed their opinions at the voter meeting on the afternoon of October 7.

Responding to voters' opinions on traffic conditions in front of school gates, Major Luong Minh Cam, Chief of Thuan Giao Ward Police, said that since the beginning of the school year, local police have been going to schools to coordinate propaganda, set up checkpoints to remind and handle cases of intentional violations, in order to limit traffic jams and violations of traffic safety and order. In the coming time, local police will further strengthen this work to ensure traffic safety and order in front of school and company gates.

THIẾU TÁ CẢM.jpg — Major Luong Minh Cam, Chief of Thuan Giao Ward Police, responded to voters' opinions.

Vice Chairman of Thuan Giao Ward People's Committee Thai Hoang Quoc Dung said that some roads in the ward have deteriorated. The locality will conduct a survey and report to request upgrading to facilitate people's travel.