Hanoi to handle public servants’ violations
More than 140 public servants at all levels in the capital city of
Hanoi may face disciplinary proceedings for construction violations in
the first quarter of this year.
More than 140 public servants at all levels in the capital city of
Hanoi may face disciplinary proceedings for construction violations in
the first quarter of this year.
The servants have been accused of approving constructions in the city that violate building regulations, according to the municipal Department of Construction.
So far, 505 out of 788 cases involving land encroachment throughout the city have been investigated.-VNA
The servants have been accused of approving constructions in the city that violate building regulations, according to the municipal Department of Construction.
So far, 505 out of 788 cases involving land encroachment throughout the city have been investigated.-VNA
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