The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued Decision No. 2423/QD-UBND to amend and supplement the list of lakes, ponds, and marshes that are not allowed to be filled in, as per Decision No. 1614/QD-UBND dated March 20, 2023.
This decision reduces the number of lakes that cannot be filled in by two, located in Tay Ho District and Ung Hoa District.
It also adjusts the information of 53 lakes and ponds in Hoang Mai District and Ung Hoa District.
Dam Bong Lake (Hoang Mai District) was filled in
The city added 339 lakes and ponds to the list of those that cannot be filled in, across districts including Thanh Xuan, Hoang Mai, Nam Tu Liem, Chuong My, and Ung Hoa.
With this addition, Hanoi now has a total of 3,501 lakes, ponds, and marshes that are protected from being filled in.
In reality, many lakes and ponds in the city have been filled to make way for construction projects, leading to environmental issues such as pollution, flooding, and ecological imbalances.
Experts agree that the city’s move to supplement the list of protected water bodies is a step towards tighter management and transparency, empowering citizens to take action and avoid vague regulations that hinder violation handling.
The Ultimate Guide to the City Chairman’s Firm Stance: Taking Action Against Illegal Resort Construction in Thach That’s Forest Reserve
Following a report by Tien Phong newspaper, Hanoi Chairman Tran Sy Thanh has ordered an urgent investigation into a series of illegal constructions encroaching on forest land in Thach That district.
Unveiling the Real Estate Hotspots in the Newly Merged Province-City
The Capital Region is experiencing a significant real estate investment boom, particularly in its satellite towns. The anticipated provincial and municipal mergers are expected to catalyze unprecedented market growth, presenting lucrative opportunities for investors and developers alike.
The Elite’s Secret: Unveiling the Exclusive Millionaire Villa Community in Hanoi’s Heart
The Hanoi Department of Construction has recently unveiled a traffic diversion plan to facilitate the construction of a 2.4-trillion-VND grade-separated interchange between the 3.5 Ring Road and Thang Long Boulevard.
“Luxury Living on a Budget: The Ultimate Urban Escape in Hanoi”
The apartments at Thang Long Green City offer a fantastic opportunity for low-income families and workers, with a price per square meter of approximately 18.4 million VND. These spacious homes range from 50 to 64 square meters, translating to a very reasonable price range of 900 million to 1.2 billion VND.
The Monthly $86,000 Bill to Operate a Hanoi Building with ‘Floors Housing Only One Family’
The commercial housing project for resettlement in X2 (Hoang Mai district, Hanoi) remains sparsely populated, even five years after its completion. Of the two buildings, the one with the highest rate of handover has only seen 58 apartments occupied, while the other has a mere 10. Many floors have only a single resident, leaving the majority of the project empty and underutilized.
