Comrade Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, inspects the progress of several transportation projects.

The delegates attend the meeting.

At the meeting, the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2 reported on the progress of the investment project to build a road from Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune, connecting with Pho Hien ward, with a length of 24.8km and a total investment of 4,928 billion VND. For phase 1 (the section from the intersection with National Highway No. 10 to the Dong Tu intersection in Hung Ha commune, 18.86km long), the contractors are conducting the construction according to the contract schedule. The construction package for the Tra Ly River bridge and approach road has completed such important items as filling the service road foundation with sand, constructing the girder casting yard, drilling pile foundations for the bridge piers and abutments on the Thai Binh ward side; and is continuing to implement the main underwater piers. The road construction package has completed site preparation, temporary shelters, service roads, and has begun foundation treatment in some sections.

The leader of the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2 discusses at the meeting.

Regarding land clearance along the entire length of the route in phase 1, to date, localities have handed over nearly 14km, mainly agricultural land. However, some obstacles remain related to land conversion, residential land, relocation of graves, and technical infrastructure in localities such as Thai Binh ward, Nam Tien Hung commune, Tien Hung commune, and Hung Ha commune. The relocation of electricity, water, and telecommunications systems is being surveyed and planned by relevant units.

Also at the meeting, the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2 and related units reported on the progress of the investment and construction project for the main roads connecting to functional areas within the Thai Binh Economic Zone. For routes No. 1 and No. 2, land clearance has been completed; progress on remaining items is being accelerated, and the Provincial People's Committee has granted an extension for completion until March 31, 2026. Route No. 2 has been completed and is currently undergoing traffic safety verification. The construction value of the two routes has reached approximately 74% of the contract value.

Leader from the Department of Agriculture and Environment discusses at the meeting.

Leader from the Land Development Center No. 2 discusses at the meeting.

Representative from the contractor discusses at the meeting.

Route No. 3 is the largest route, with a length of over 13km. The construction of the roadbed, bridges, culverts, and underpasses has been largely completed on the handed-over land; the construction value has reached approximately 71% of the contract value. However, land clearance in some residential areas in Hung Phu, Nam Tien Hai, and Binh Dinh communes is still slow, affecting the overall progress.

Regarding Route No. 4, the project has commenced but lacks the necessary land for construction. Route No. 5 has completed most of its construction work, but is still facing obstacles from some households that have not yet handed over their land, potentially requiring contract extensions if these issues are not resolved promptly.

Following this, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Lai Van Hoan inspected and urged the progress of the investment project to build the road from Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune, connecting with Pho Hien ward.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Lai Van Hoan inspects the construction progress of the road project from Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune, the section crossing the Tra Ly River.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Lai Van Hoan inspects the construction progress of the road project from Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune, the section at the intersection with National Highway No. 10.

Concluding the meeting and on-site inspection, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested the the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2 to continue closely monitoring the progress, coordinating closely with relevant departments, agencies, and localities to resolve all difficulties and obstacles in land clearance, relocation of technical infrastructure, and ensuring material supply, striving to accelerate construction progress and complete the projects as directed by the Provincial People's Committee.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Lai Van Hoan speaks at the meeting.

He emphasized the need to take advantage of favorable weather conditions, organize construction scientifically, and ensure the technical and aesthetic requirements of the project. Along with that, localities are required to adhere closely to the set progress milestones, with Nam Tien Hung commune urgently completing the handover of land according to the plan. Relevant departments and agencies should strengthen guidance and coordination with communes and wards to resolve obstacles, organize dialogues with people, determine specific land prices, develop compensation plans, and accelerate the construction of resettlement areas.

Regarding the main roads connecting to functional areas within the Thai Binh Economic Zone, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee affirmed that these are important projects in attracting investment and promoting the socio-economic development of the province. He requested that departments, agencies, and localities clearly define their responsibilities, mobilize the entire political system, and strive to complete land clearance before March 31, 2026, to serve the project's construction.

The contractors proactively deployed manpower, machinery, and materials, organizing multiple construction fronts according to the principle of "To construct wherever the site is available," ensuring progress, quality, and investment efficiency.

The contractor mobilizes machinery and personnel to ensure meeting the set progress schedule.