A hands-on experiment session at Vu Lam Kindergarten, Lac Son commune, which meets Level-1 National Standards. Photo: Trong Dat – VNAPrimary healthcare is a key priority in Lac Son commune, which currently operates six health stations, five of which are well-equipped and capable of providing regular medical examinations and treatment. Photo: Trong Dat – VNAWeekly meeting of doctors and medical staff at Vu Binh Commune Health Station, Lac Son commune, Phu Tho province. Photo: Trong Dat – VNAWith over 240 households and more than 1,000 residents, Chieng Trao neighborhood is one of Lac Son’s leading areas in promoting cultural life, economic growth, and heritage preservation. Photo: Trong Dat – VNASpacious working area serving residents at the Public Administration Office of Lac Son commune. Photo: Trong Dat – VNAAn integrated information technology system ensures fast and efficient interaction between the local government and residents. Photo: Trong Dat – VNAThe center of Lac Son commune, Phu Tho province. Photo: Trong Dat – VNALac Son commune has invested heavily in school infrastructure, teaching equipment, and teacher training – key pillars of its advanced new-style rural development program. Photo: Trong Dat – VNAA view of the new-style rural area in Lac Son commune after the merger. Photo: Trong Dat – VNAMembers of the Muong folk song and poetry clubs in Lac Son commune actively preserve traditional customs, gong music, and Muong singing, enriching the community’s vibrant cultural life. Photo: Trong Dat – VNA
Phu Tho develops advanced new-style rural areas while preserving cultural identity of Muong ethnic group
Lac Son commune in Phu Tho province, like many localities
nationwide, has been restructuring and reorganizing its administrative apparatus
toward greater efficiency to meet new socio-economic development requirements.
Despite challenges following the merger, the commune’s Party Committee,
authorities, and residents have maintained strong unity to achieve the goals
set out in the local Party Congress Resolutions for 2020–2025 and 2025–2030.
Among these, the national target program on new-style rural development is
considered a key, long-term task linked with sustainable growth and
preservation of the Muong ethnic group’s cultural identity. Photo: Trong Dat –
VNA
