Illegal leveling of hills and fields to build a farm in Mang Den
April 16, 2022 09:41 GMT+7
For nearly a year now, the land in Mang Den town, Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province has been “hot”. In order to have land for farms and tourist attractions, many individuals defy regulations on leveling hills and filling fields.
Nearly a year ago, following the momentum of tourism development, many individuals and collectives massively went to Mang Den town, Kon Plong district, Kon Tum – the land dubbed “Da Lat 2” – to buy Land with a large area to build a farm or a resort resort, homestay … The price of land here suddenly “fevers”, quickly pushed up to 2-10 billion VND/lot.
The farmland is used by some individuals to raise it to the level of the road for the purpose of growing flowers, in the form of a tourist farm.
As noted by the reporter, right next to National Highway 24, the section through Kon Pring tourist village (Mang Den town, Kon Plong district) has a rice field with an area of about 500 m2 filled to grow flowers, creating flowers. farm landscape. From the fields to grow rice, some individuals have used a large amount of land to improve and raise it to the height of the highway 24.
On the newly built land from the field, hundreds of roses have sprouted, fences and embankments are built around with concrete pillars. On the surface of the land location, there are also giant rocks that are moved from other places to create beautiful scenery.
The position of leveled field land has an area of more than 500 m2.
Taking advantage of the fact that National Road 24 is being renovated and upgraded, there is a large amount of waste land available, so some individuals have applied to fill the ground, encroach on fields for the purpose of building houses or creating landscapes like farms to attract tourists. travel.
Similarly, a hill located on National Highway 24 not far from this location (Kon Pring village, Mang Den town, Kon Tum) also recorded the scene of a excavator carrying out leveling and scraping on the top of the mountain to open it. Street.
At the foot of the mountain, thousands of cubic meters of soil were illegally excavated and transported elsewhere to facilitate the way up the mountain. It is known that this land belongs to the current state of agricultural land with a certificate of land use right. The purpose of the leveling is to create roads to build agricultural farms for tourism.
A corner of agricultural land located in the community tourism village of Kon Pring (Mang Den town) was illegally scooped and transported. An estimated 4,000 m3 of soil was removed.
Talking with PV Dan Tri, Mr. Do Ba Cong – cadastral officer of the People’s Committee of Mang Den Town said that as soon as he discovered the story of leveling, clearing, and paving the way on the swiss land area of Kon Pring village, the authorities set up a plan. minutes and request the suspension of this activity for handling in accordance with law.
The hill was bulldozed by some individuals, paved roads and illegally exploited land in the community-based tourism village of Kon Pring.
“For the illegal shoveling and transporting of land to other places, the town has received information and is handling it. According to the initial results, about 4,000 m3 of land has been illegally scooped and transported. The town is making a record and advising the district to handle it because it is beyond its authority.
In addition to the location of the land as reflected, the surrounding situation is still rice land. Through the survey, this area is being planned to be used as residential land. However, such leveling of rice land is wrong, the government will prevent and handle it according to regulations,” said Cong.
The field land was leveled and planted with flowers and built a solid fence.
Recently, in the area of Kon Plong district, especially Mang Den town, many land violations related to projects have occurred continuously. Before these violations, the People’s Committee of Kon Tum province directed the Provincial Inspector to assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment in, advising the Provincial People’s Committee to direct a comprehensive inspection of the observance of law provisions in management. , land use, investment and implementation of projects in Kon Plong district.
Kon Tum Provincial People’s Committee also assigned the Provincial Inspectorate to coordinate with the Department of Planning and Investment to advise the Provincial People’s Committee to direct the organization of inspection for projects that have been approved by competent authorities but the implementation is slow, not implemented or deployed inefficiently, causing waste of land resources.
After the inspection results are available, the Provincial People’s Committee will direct the relevant branches and the People’s Committee of Kon Plong district to resolutely deal with the violating projects according to regulations.
According to Dan Tri
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