Provincial Vice Chairman inspects preparations for Dong Phu Yen pumped-storage hydropower project groundbreaking

Nguyen Thanh Cong, Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee, on November 9 led a working delegation to inspect preparations for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Dong Phu Yen pumped-storage hydropower project in Muong Bang commune.

Nguyen Thanh Cong, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, inspects preparations for the Dong Phu Yen pumped-storage hydropower project groundbreaking ceremony.

During the inspection, the Vice Chairman directly surveyed the proposed ceremony venue and reviewed the construction site, access roads, tent installation locations, and other facilities required for the event.

Units work urgently to install equipment and facilities for the groundbreaking ceremony.

According to reports from relevant units, work on site clearance and event infrastructure is progressing urgently. Around 50% of the preparations have been completed, with major components, including the installation of the main canopy and structural reinforcement, largely finished.

Units are continuing work on the event marquee, exhibition area, reception facilities and logistical arrangements to ensure the site is ready for the rehearsal and official ceremony as scheduled.

The working delegation reviews preparations for the groundbreaking ceremony.

Following the inspection, Cong instructed relevant departments, local authorities and the project investor to review all preparations, coordinate efforts to resolve difficulties and promptly address any issues arising.

He emphasised the need to ensure proper arrangements for welcoming delegates, traffic management, security, safety and logistical support.

He also called for the remaining event facilities to be completed promptly, with due attention to progress, quality and appearance, urging all units to work closely together to ensure the groundbreaking ceremony is held safely, formally and on schedule./.

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