On August 8, the Party Committee, People’s Council, People’s Committee, and Fatherland Front of Thien Loc commune held groundbreaking and inauguration ceremonies for four projects with a total investment of 315 billion VND.

This is part of a series of events organized until the end of 2025 to celebrate significant national, municipal, and communal milestones, fostering a joyful atmosphere among residents and reflecting pride and optimism for the new term of the local Party and government.

Among the four projects inaugurated or launched today, two were completed: the road connecting Van Noi – Kim Chung to Hoang Sa Street and the Hau Duong Bridge.

The first project, the 1.6 km road connecting Van Noi – Kim Chung to Hoang Sa Street, has a width of 17.5 meters and required the acquisition of 2.8 hectares of mostly agricultural land, affecting 80 households. The total investment was 32 billion VND. The project was approved by the former Dong Anh District People’s Committee on August 20, 2020, and later confirmed on June 8, 2021.

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The second project, the Hau Duong Bridge, has a cross-section width of 21.25 meters, a length of 23.3 meters, an 11.25-meter-wide roadway, and 5-meter-wide sidewalks on each side. The total investment was 34 billion VND. It was approved on September 14, 2021, and later confirmed on February 2, 2023.

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Thien Loc commune leaders inaugurate the Hau Duong Bridge project.

Two other projects were launched today: the construction of technical infrastructure in the northeast of Mach Lung village and the road leading to Vong La Secondary School. Both projects have completed contractor selection and site clearance, with residents cooperating to facilitate early land handover.

The first of these, the road to Vong La Secondary School, spans 323.18 meters with a 17-meter cross-section, requiring

Van Noi – Kim Chung to Hoang Sa Street

Van Noi – Kim Chung to Hoang Sa Street is a historic route in Hanoi, Vietnam, connecting traditional villages with cultural landmarks. The area reflects Hanoi’s rich heritage, with Van Noi and Kim Chung being ancient villages known for their craftsmanship and communal traditions. Hoang Sa Street, named after Vietnam’s Hoang Sa (Paracel) Islands, symbolizes national sovereignty and historical ties to the maritime region.

Hau Duong Bridge

Hau Duong Bridge is a historic bridge located in Vietnam, known for its role during the French colonial period and the Vietnam War. Constructed in the early 20th century, it served as a crucial transportation link and was later targeted during wartime conflicts. Today, it stands as a symbol of resilience and a reminder of Vietnam’s turbulent history.

Mach Lung village

Mach Lung Village is a traditional Hmong ethnic village located in northern Vietnam, known for its rich cultural heritage and scenic landscapes. The village is famous for its stilt houses, vibrant handicrafts, and traditional festivals that reflect the Hmong way of life. Historically, the Hmong people settled in this mountainous region centuries ago, maintaining their unique customs and agricultural practices.

Vong La Secondary School

Vong La Secondary School is a public educational institution located in Vong La Village, Đông Anh District, Hanoi, Vietnam. Established to serve the local community, the school provides secondary education (grades 6–9) and reflects Vietnam’s commitment to expanding access to education in rural areas. While specific historical details about its founding are limited, it plays an important role in the region’s educational development.