On November 9, Phu Quoc's enforcement task force began a campaign to compel individuals responsible for multiple land-law violations to take remedial action.
The campaign aims to restore legal order and ensure decisive action against the illegal occupation and encroachment of public and forestry land.
Authorities announce the enforcement decision (Photo: Hoang Dung).
Under the plan, from November 9 to 12, authorities will demolish illegally built structures, restore the land to its original condition and reinstate property boundaries before handing the sites back to local authorities and relevant management agencies.
The operation targets 19 cases in key areas, including Duong To, Cua Duong, Ganh Dau, Cua Can and An Thoi. The total area subject to compulsory recovery and restoration exceeds 33,000 square metres.
In several cases, individuals have illegally occupied large plots of land, with one case involving as much as 8,353 square metres.
Alongside the enforcement measures, authorities also reported voluntary compliance by several households. Those involved voluntarily handed over more than 3,600 square metres of land and worked with officials to dismantle structures before the enforcement deadline.
