Recently, many people living near Trinh Cong Son Park (Hue City) are upset because of the situation of shops arbitrarily breaking down the fence, encroaching on the park to sell beer.

On May 13, Thanh Nien reporters were present at this area to record. After the encroaching shops were forcibly evicted, this area was firmly fenced with corrugated iron, blocking the entrance from Trinh Cong Son Street and the park.

This fence is to serve the process of renovating the park after a period of encroachment and sloppiness, carried out according to the plan of the Hue City People's Committee. However, at the time the reporter was present, this area had many fences that had been arbitrarily demolished by people, making entrances to the park to... sell beer.

Speaking with Thanh Nien reporter, Mr. Le Nhu Chinh, Director of Hue Green Park Center, confirmed that there was a situation where some households arbitrarily broke down fences to continue encroaching on the park.

Mr. Chinh said that previously, Hue Green Park Center coordinated with the City Urban Management Team, Police and Dong Ba Ward authorities to handle these encroaching drinking establishments.

"Tomorrow morning (May 14), we will dismantle the remaining encroached foundations to deal with the fence breaking. Currently, we are continuing to renovate that area according to the plan to place a statue of the late musician Trinh Cong Son. If the households continue to encroach, we will coordinate with the authorities to strictly handle the matter according to regulations," said Mr. Chinh.

As Thanh Nien reported, in mid-March 2023, Hue City authorities, including Hue Green Park Center, Dong Ba Ward People's Committee (Hue City), and Urban Management Team, deployed to reclaim the land at Trinh Cong Son Park, after a long period of encroachment by shops.

This is part of the direction plan of the Hue City People's Committee to renovate Trinh Cong Son Park after a long period of encroachment. At the same time, it serves the installation of a sculpture of the late musician Trinh Cong Son donated by a businessman to place in this park.