The provincial People’s Council vice chairwoman Tran Thi Kim Van and members of the provincial Economic-Budget Committee yesterday paid a working session with TaTung Company on building social houses for laborers.
Reportedly, after 4 years of operation, the company has built a dormitory for over 300 laborers. The dormitory has lured about 150 workers and had football ground, volleyball yard, cinema…
At the working session, Van asked Ben Cat Electricity to offer preferential electricity price for immigrant laborers and requested relevant agencies to re-check list of immigrant youths who can not afford to reunite with their families on Tet in a bid to pay gift visits to them.
Reported by V.Son – Translated by A.C












