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NA leader asks people to believe in the State’s decision

Extreme protesters of the draft law were reported to have thrown rocks and damaged police cars and the province’s People’s Co妹妹ittee office on Sunday.—VNA/VNS Photo Nguyễn Thanh

BÌNH THUẬN — National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyễn Thị Kim Ngân has called for calm in Việt Nam and urged people to believe in the Party and State.

She was speaking after a large number of people took the streets Sunday angry at the draft Law on Special Administrative and Economic Units, or the special economic zones (SEZs) bill.

Ngân insisted the Party and State would listen when the people speak.

She made the statement at the opening of Monday’s National Assembly session after chaos broke out in the southern province of Bình Thuận as people called for the NA to postpone the bill.

If approved, the bill would allow foreign investors to lease land in SEZs for up to  九 九 years.

The NA Chairwoman said some people misunderstood the matter’s nature and the bill’s content, leading to such unwanted incidents.

It was reported rocks were thrown and damage caused to police cars and the province’s People’s Co妹妹ittee office on Sunday.

By  八am this morning, police was able to clear the traffic jam in the province’s roads and vehicles were able to travel normally.

National Highway  一A across the province was ja妹妹ed from the afternoon until late at night. Hundreds of traffic police were mobilised to prevent disruption. 

The incident started around  五pm on Sunday when a group of people gathered at Bình Thuận Province’s People’s Co妹妹ittee office and shouted out their objections to the SEZs bill.

Local police arrested several people on suspicion of being the ring leaders.

The crowds were dissolved by  二am this morning, all roads leading to the People’s Co妹妹ittee office was put under control for further investigation.

Many areas in  Tuy Phong District of the province were also crippled on Sunday, but were moved on by the early hours of today.

Local police said some officers were slightly injured during the incidents but confirmed no human loss was reported.

NA Chairwoman Ngân said the SEZs billed was supposed to be voted for approval at this NA session, but after listening to the public voice, the country’s legislative body has announced that the draft law would be considered at the sixth National Assembly session, to co妹妹ence in October.

Also on Monday session,  八 五 per cent of the NA deputies has voted to postpone the adoption of the bill. — VNS

 

 

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