The residents’ homes back right onto the water. With the threat of storms and floods ever-present, they often seek temporary shelter with relatives, fearing landslides. Photo: Truong Dinh
People worry about their homes being damaged by landslides during the rainy season. Photo: Truong Dinh
The home of 60-year-old Ms. Nguyen Thi Giong, built nearly 30 years ago, is now in a serious state of disrepair, with large cracks in the walls and a sinking foundation. Like many others in the area, she hopes to be relocated to a safer place before the rainy season arrives. Photo: Truong Dinh
After each flood, families have to spend almost VND 100 million to reinforce the riverbank behind their houses, but to little effect. Photo: Truong Dinh
The back of Ms. Le Thi Phuoc’s (72 years old) house has serious cracks, and she fears that the foundation will collapse into the river at any moment. Photo: Truong Dinh
Mr. Nguyen Minh Muon, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Nhon Hoa Ward (An Nhon Town, Binh Dinh Province), said that this area is almost like a “water funnel”, and it is truly dangerous during the rainy season. The residents’ desire for new housing is very reasonable and practical, as it would protect their lives and property.
It is understood that the Binh Dinh Provincial People’s Committee has approved the planning of a residential area with an area of over 1.2 hectares to relocate about 18 households at the foot of Ganh Bridge. Photo: Truong Dinh
The detailed planning proposal for the 1/500 Huynh Kim resettlement area was approved by the People’s Committee of An Nhon Town as per the assigned authority. The Town’s People’s Council has also included it in the socio-economic development plan for the five-year period from 2021 to 2025. Currently, the town is balancing its budget to invest in this project. Photo: Truong Dinh
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