On May 18, Permanent Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee Y Ngọc chaired a conference to implement the housing support program for children of resistance activists exposed to toxic chemicals in VX 88 nhà cái.

Scene of the meeting

According to the Department of Home Affairs, 50 communes, wards and special administrative zones proposed support for more than 155 cases, including 83 newly built houses and 72 houses requiring repairs.

The Provincial Military Command has coordinated with localities to mobilize forces to support construction work and transport building materials. Meanwhile, the Department of Construction has issued standard housing designs for localities and households to apply based on actual conditions.

Speaking at the conference, Permanent Vice Chairwoman Y Ngọc emphasized that the program carries important humanitarian significance and contributes to social welfare.

Permanent Vice Chairwoman Y Ngọc speaks at the meeting

She requested departments and localities to urgently establish steering committees, complete beneficiary reviews and promptly implement support procedures.

The Department of Home Affairs was assigned to continue guiding localities in reviewing and verifying beneficiaries, while the Provincial Military Command will monitor progress and mobilize additional support forces where needed.

Minh Thiện