Quang Binh supports construction of flood-resistant homes

Over the past four years, the central province of Quang Binh province has supported the construction of 4,748 flood- and storm-resistant houses with a total investment of over 213 billion VND (nearly 8.7 million USD).

Quang Binh supports construction of flood-resistant homes (Photo: baoxaydung.com.vn)
Quang Binh supports construction of flood-resistant homes (Photo: baoxaydung.com.vn)

Quang Binh (VNA) – Over the past four years, the central province of Quang Binh province has supported the construction of 4,748 flood- and storm-resistant houses with a total investment of over 213 billion VND (nearly 8.7 million USD).

In addition the solid homes, floating houses, community shelters, and flood-safe towers were also built.

According to the provincial People’s Committee, the programme reflects the correct policies of the Party and State in disaster prevention. The initiative has garnered strong support, especially among low-income households. Timely funding from the central government and local contributions have enabled the swift completion and use of these essential works. Non-governmental organisations and businesses have also played a significant role in backing these efforts.

However, the implementation of the project has faced challenges, such as delays due to a lack of land use planning and inaccurate beneficiary reviews, which have slowed down the process.

Besides, some localities have also experienced delays in fund disbursement and inspection, affecting the progress of the project.

Additionally, rising construction costs have posed difficulties for residents trying to meet building standards.

In the time ahead, the province plans to mobilise more resources to build an additional 400 floating houses, 6,000 flood-resistant towers, and 77 community shelters with a projected budget of 700 billion VND. The effort aims to further support residents in flood-prone areas across the province./.

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