Tuy Loc commune in the northern mountainous province of Yen Bai is now a recognised model new-style rural area, making it the first commune in the northern province to obtain the accreditation.
At the ceremony that announces the accreditation of Tuy Loc commune as model new-style rural area (Photo: VNA)
Yen Bai (VNA) – Tuy Loc commune in the northern mountainous province of Yen Bai is now a recognisedmodel new-style rural area, making it the first commune in the northernprovince to obtain the accreditation.
After meeting the newstyle rural standard in 2014, Tuy Loc had worked on getting the advanced title. To date,it has effectively implemented 48 economic development projects, with its percapita income reaching 56 million VND in 2020, 1.5 times higher than that setby the new-style rural standard for the year. Currently, there is no poor householdin the commune.
Chairman of the Tuy Loc People’s Committee Nguyen Minh Tuan saidkey tasks for the time to come include restructuring agriculture in associationwith building new-style rural building, as well as promoting technologicalapplication and green technologies.
After a ceremony to announce the recognition on March 1, workbegan on the construction of a road connecting Tuy Loc’s dyke to its centre. Theproject costs 14.5 billion VND and is scheduled to be fully operational inOctober.
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