The environment protection in Trang Bom district was under the supervision of the provincial People’s Committee.
- Wednesday - 20/07/2011 06:19
- Close page
On the morning of March 10, the mission of supervisors led by Vice – chairman of the provincial People’s Committee – Ly Chi Thang had a meeting of the environment protection in Trang Bom district. The mission made a field trip to five places: Tay Hoa hamlet’s dumping ground (Nhan Hoa commune), Thanh Binh commune’s ranch, Trang Bom town’s market and rain and waste water drainage area of Quarter 4 (Trang Bom town).
 |
|
The mission of supervisors did a field survey in Trang Bom town
|
In 2008, there were 7,920 cages and ranches throughout the district, including 5,900 sanitary ones, accounting for 74.5 %. It issued 44 certificates of environment protection to breeding businesses in the district. Collecting garbage and wastes from inhabitants at 100% of the spots is given to infrastructure service and welfare center, communes and towns by the district. The drainage systems in industrial parks including a centralized system of drainage and waste water collection and treatment have been approved as planned. Up to now, Song May and Bau Xeo industrial parks alone have built waste water treatment zones. As for private and public sanitation projects, the number of households having sanitary septic tanks within the district accounts for 91%. It has invested in building four toilets at schools for teachers and pupils. It is estimated that 10 toilets will be built at schools in 2009. However, over the past years, violating environmental laws and polluting the environment in some small scattered businesses of breeding and slaughtering domestic animals and poultry haven’t been solved. Household garbage collection and treatment have achieved low efficiency.
 |
|
The dumping ground in Tay Hoa hamlet, Nhan Hoa commune
|
Vice – chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Huynh Chi Thang carried out an evaluation of environmental protection within the district and said Trang Bom district was concerned with its environmental painting but there remained a lot of unsolvable problems: waste water treatment in markets, garbage treatment in dumping grounds and flooding in quarter 4 of Trang Bom town, managing garbage collection of cooperatives… Vice – chairman of the province suggested the district should accelerate the construction of Tay Hoa dumping ground, strengthen the inspection of breeding businesses and put the system of drainage and waste water treatment into quick operation. Vice – chairman said this problem could be divided into many phases to complete and the district ought to collaborate with other departments and the province in achieving efficiency more rapidly.
(Reported by N.L, Translated by Duy Minh)