Provincial People’s Council deputies meet with voters

The provincial People’s Council delegation led by Pham Van Canh, chairman of the provincial Fatherland Front Committee yesterday met with voters in Thu Dau Mot town’s Hiep Thanh ward.

At the meeting, voters petitioned some issues of human resources, social evils, water drainage projects, policies for the privileged…

Also the same day, the delegation met with voters in Ben Cat district’s Tan Hung, Hung Hoa, Lai Uyen, Cay Truong, Tru Van Tho communes and My Phuoc township. Local voters petitioned problems of environmental pollution, traffic accident, and social order and so on.

Meanwhile, the delegation met with voters in Dau Tieng district’s Thanh Tuyen commune and workers of Ben Suc rubber plantation and so on. At the meeting, voters reflected some problems of environmental pollution, illegal sand exploitation, price stability…

In addition, Tan Uyen district’s Phu Chanh, Tan Hiep, Binh My and Hoi Nghia communes-based voters yesterday met with the delegation to petitioned some concerned problems of land compensation price, environmental pollution and so on.

The delegation’s deputies and districts’ leaders recorded the voters’ petitions and pledges to send them to functional agencies.

Reported by T.Thao – Translated by A.C

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