Over 5 trillion VND compensated to locals in Long Thanh airport project site
The southern province of Dong Nai has paid more than 5 trillion VND (217.12 million USD) as ground clearance compensation and resettlement support to 2,200 households affected by the construction of Long Thanh International Airport project.
Dong Nai (VNA) – The southern province of DongNai has paid more than 5 trillion VND (217.12 million USD) as ground clearancecompensation and resettlement support to 2,200 households affected by the constructionof Long Thanh International Airport project.
The ground clearance for the project has been conductedquickly thanks to high consensus of locals, said Le Van Tiep, Vice Chairman ofthe People’s Committee of Long Thanh district.
Dong Nai plans to basically complete the compensation andsupport to affected people and hand over land to the investor in March 2021.
The project site has more than 4,300 households who havebeen arranged to resettle in Long An-Binh Son area. So far, more than 200households have received resettlement land to build house.
The construction of Long Thanh International Airport startedon January 5, 2021 and its first phase scheduled to finish in 2025. About 5,000hectares of land have been reclaimed, including more than 3,000 hectaresbelonging to more than 5,000 households./.
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Long An-Binh Son resettlement area (Photo: VNA) 
