Vietnam government inspections reveal public land mismanagement

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Government inspections in Vietnam have revealed significant mismanagement regarding public land and property assets across several regions.

In Hanoi, the Hanoi Water Supply Company has been ordered to address deficiencies in waste prevention and land management. The company must complete land lease procedures for 126 properties and return 32 sites that are no longer required for operational use. Additionally, an inspection of the National Museum of History identified that approximately 80 square meters of land at 23 Tong Dan has been encroached upon by an individual, preventing the museum from receiving its land use certificate.

In Khánh Hòa province, an inspection of redundant properties following administrative reorganization found that 343 sites are currently surplus or unassigned. Of these, 103 properties lack complete legal documentation, including 86 sites without land use certificates and 17 with lost files. Discrepancies were also noted between official records and physical reality, such as land recorded as school property being used as a park.

Entities

Government Inspectorate of Vietnam · Hanoi · Hanoi Water Supply Company · Khánh Hòa Province · National Museum of History

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[○ 1 SOURCE] Hanoi Water Supply Company must return 32 properties no longer in use. dientuungdung.vn
[○ 1 SOURCE] Hanoi Water Supply Company must complete land lease procedures for 126 properties. dientuungdung.vn
[○ 1 SOURCE] Khánh Hòa province has 343 redundant properties following reorganization.
[○ 1 SOURCE] Approximately 80 square meters of land at the National Museum of History has been encroached upon by an individual. afamily.vn
[○ 1 SOURCE] In Khánh Hòa, 103 redundant properties lack complete legal documentation.