A Bird’s-Eye View of the 39 Confiscated Villa Lots in Măng Đen

The once-promising villa project in Măng Đen, Kon Tum Province, now lies abandoned and entangled in overgrowth. Construction on the villas was abruptly halted due to uncovered violations, leaving the site in a state of disarray.

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An inspection conclusion report from the Kon Tum Provincial Department of Natural Resources and Environment (No. 09/KL, dated June 13, 2023) revealed that there are still 39 cases in Kon Plong District where the local Department of Natural Resources and Environment had issued notices for villa construction site introductions, but the necessary procedures had not been completed, leading to demands for revocation.

It was discovered that out of these 39 cases, 26 had not received land allocation decisions nor been granted land use certificates, yet they had already constructed buildings on the land.

In reality, out of the 26 constructed villas, 6 have been completed and are in use, several have just finished plastering, and the rest are still in the early stages of construction.

Along National Highway 24, there are two structures that have been abandoned after reaching the third floor due to violations.

Numerous temporary tents have been set up to guard the villas.

In relation to this revocation, numerous households and individuals have submitted petitions and explanations for the reasons behind the violations.

According to Le Thanh Dien, Head of the Kon Plong District’s Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the revocation and handling of 26 villas (out of the total 39 cases) that were built in violation of legal regulations are challenging due to historical factors from different periods.

“Currently, there are no regulations allowing for ‘supplementary documents’ for these cases. According to the regulations, urban land must now be valued and put up for auction,” said Dien.

Previously, the Kon Tum Provincial Department of Natural Resources and Environment had issued a notice of inspection conclusions regarding land management and usage in the fields of investment attraction in Kon Plong District, covering the period from the district’s establishment (in 2002) to the time of the inspection (mid-2023).

However, during the implementation process, due to a lack of thorough understanding of land laws, a number of shortcomings and limitations occurred.

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