Increased investment in highlands district

Increased investment in highlands district

Established in 2011, Lam Binh district in the northern mountainous province of Tuyen Quang has an area of 78,000 hectares, and is home to over 31,000 people, mainly Tay, Dao and Mong ethnic minority people.

To increase people’s living standards over the past years, Lam Binh district has used State investment to upgrade and build dozens of traffic, irrigation, water supply, educational and cultural constructions, while well realizing different policies, including giving housing, seedlings, animals and loans support to poor families.

So far 95% of the district’s population has access to power and safe water, gained an average income of VND15.2 billion, and reduced the poverty rate by 5% compared to 2015.

Roads in rural areas are concreted, making favourable conditions for people’s travel and goods exchange.

Over 95% of people in the district have access to safe water.

A new face has been established in Lam Binh district.

Great attention is paid to healthcare.

Lam Binh district increases the use of machines in agricultural production.

Positive changes are marked in the district.

Trieu Thi Phin’s family in Ke B village, Lang Can commune, develops breeding to increase income.

Younger generation in Lam Binh district

Lam Binh district focuses on expanding infrastructure to link the district’s centre with communes.

BTA (Photos: VNA)

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