On October 5, Standing Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee Y Ngọc, head of Provincial People’s Council Delegation No. 12, met with voters in Đăk Plô Commune.
Standing Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee Y Ngọc meets with voters in Đăk Plô Commune
At the meeting, the delegation briefed voters on the province’s socio-economic development and national defense and security in the first nine months of 2026, as well as the expected agenda for the year-end 2026 session of the 14th Provincial People’s Council.
Voters raised concerns related to infrastructure, transportation, land, education, social welfare and the implementation of policies at the grassroots level. Local authorities and relevant provincial departments provided explanations, while other petitions were recorded for further consideration and resolution.
Vice Chairwoman Y Ngọc requested relevant agencies to promptly resolve voters’ concerns. She called on the commune to ensure timely policies for students and teachers, rationally arrange teaching staff and promote inter-school teaching to address shortages.
Scene of the meeting
She also encouraged effective teaching and management models and the development of local food supply networks to provide safe food for students while creating livelihoods for local residents.
Regarding transport infrastructure, including ĐH81 Road, Y Ngọc requested the commune to coordinate with relevant agencies to promptly address existing problems and ensure safe travel for residents.
She also called for transparent and equitable implementation of forest protection contracts and payments, while encouraging residents to use the funds effectively for production and livelihood improvement.
The Department of Industry and Trade was assigned to coordinate with Đăk Plô Commune to review procedures related to the Đăk Boóc sand mine and facilitate its operation to meet local construction material demand.
The commune authorities and residents were also urged to actively participate in the “100-Day Campaign to Clean and Enrich Land Data”, contributing to improved land data quality and more efficient public administration.
Minh Thiện
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