According to Ha Tinh Newspaper, on November 12, 2025, the Compensation, Support, and Resettlement Council for the Ky Trinh New Urban Area Project held meetings in four residential areas: Quyen Hanh, Quyen Thuong, Tay Trinh, and Hoang Trinh. The purpose was to provide detailed information on the project’s implementation plan and the land clearance roadmap.
During the meeting, Mr. Tran Nam Vu, Vice Chairman of Song Tri Ward People’s Committee and Chairman of the Council, emphasized that land clearance is always a challenging step as it directly affects residents’ interests. The ward has assigned officials to collaborate with residential areas and individual households to conduct land and asset inventories, expected to be completed by November 2025. Afterward, the Council will proceed with verifying land origins, establishing and publicizing compensation plans, and handing over cleared land to investors as soon as possible.
Statistics indicate that the project requires clearing over 1,400 agricultural plots and 13 residential or garden plots belonging to approximately 600 households. The total area includes 68.7 hectares of agricultural land, 0.19 hectares of residential and garden land, 8.35 hectares of irrigation and transportation land, and 6.88 hectares previously cleared.
Mr. Nguyen Xuan Thuy, Secretary of the Hoang Trinh Residential Area Party Cell, stated, “Residents are now well-informed about the project’s scope, timeline, compensation policies, and benefits. They have agreed to cooperate in handing over land promptly. Many households have committed to ensuring timely land clearance progress.”
The Ky Trinh New Urban Area Project has a total investment of over 8,000 billion VND, spanning more than 84 hectares.
The Ky Trinh New Urban Area Project was approved by the Provincial Economic Zone Management Board on May 29, 2025, with a total investment exceeding 8,000 billion VND and a scale of over 84 hectares. The project includes nearly 2,600 adjacent commercial houses, 8 ten-story social housing buildings, schools, hospitals, parks, parking lots, shopping centers, and other public facilities.
The investor is Thai Son Investment and Construction Joint Stock Company, a subsidiary of Vingroup Corporation. According to the plan, construction will commence in early 2026, aiming to transform Song Tri Ward’s urban landscape and become a key milestone in the region’s urbanization process.
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