Permanent Deputy PM meets voters in Long An province
Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh and other National Assembly (NA) deputies in the Mekong Delta province of Long An met local voters in Chau Thanh district on October 14.
Deputy PM Truong Hoa Binh meets voters in Chau Thanh district (Source: VGP)
Long An (VNA) – Permanent DeputyPrime Minister Truong Hoa Binh and other National Assembly (NA) deputies in theMekong Delta province of Long An met local voters in Chau Thanh district onOctober 14.
At the meeting, voters raised their voices on current issues,particularly preventing and combating corruption and expressed their delight atthe Party’s and Government’s determination in the fight against corruption anddealing with violators.
The constituents also suggested administrations at all levelsand sectors take stronger measures to settle illegal logging and sand mining, environmentalpollution, and unhygienic food.
On behalf of the NA deputies, Deputy PM Truong Hoa Binh clearedup the voters’ concerns.
Regarding the fight against corruption, Binh said this is acommon task of the entire political system, adding that the Party, State havetaken drastic measures to address the issue in order to build a transparent,pure political system.
Ministries and sectors have also actively implemented theinstructions of the Government and inspected localities with environmentalpollution to find out suitable solutions, Binh said.-VNA
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