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On the morning of June 10, at the meeting with citizens of Ninh Giang district leaders (Hai Duong), 2 households violating the traffic corridor at the planned land area for the mausoleum of Doan Dinh Duyet asked to postpone the time to dismantle the violating construction.
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At the citizen reception, Mr. Vu Duy Dinh and Mr. Bui The Phuong in Van Hoi commune requested the leaders of Ninh Giang district to postpone the time by a few months to dismantle the construction located in the corridor of provincial road 396.
The reason given by the two men is that it takes time to build houses and factories in other areas. If they are demolished immediately, there will be no place to live and do business. Mr. Phuong's son is currently hospitalized in Hanoi, so the family is facing many difficulties.
Secretary of Ninh Giang District Party Committee Pham Van Khanh requested the People's Committee of Van Hoi commune to work with representatives of the two households to review and receive proposals to report to the People's Committee of Ninh Giang district to have specific and appropriate solutions in accordance with regulations.
Previously, at the regular citizen reception in April 2024, Hai Duong Provincial Party Secretary Tran Duc Thang assigned the Ninh Giang District People's Committee to promptly relocate and clear households living and doing business in Dong Thap area, and report before June 30, 2024.
Ninh Giang District People's Committee held a meeting with Van Hoi Commune People's Committee and related agencies and units and 2 households on May 6, 2024, requesting the 2 households to sign a commitment to voluntarily dismantle the illegal construction. These 2 households have also partially dismantled the illegal construction.
The Dong Thap area has been planned by the Provincial People's Committee as a mausoleum to worship Mr. Doan Dinh Duyet. Mr. Doan Dinh Duyet was from Dao Lang commune, Vinh Lai district (now Van Hoi commune, Ninh Giang district, Hai Duong). He was a Baron, a Grand Minister of the Privy Council, Minister of Public Works and Military, one of the "four pillars of the court" of the Nguyen Dynasty during the reign of King Khai Dinh.
