Eliminating makeshift and dilapidated houses has been identified as a key social welfare task in Tuyen Quang province. Authorities at all levels have actively mobilized resources and raised public awareness under the motto “no one left behind.” Each new house not only provides shelter, but also fuels the determination to escape poverty.

Binh Xa commune currently covers an area of over 91 km2 and a population of nearly 18,000 people. With high determination, the commune has set the goal of maintaining and elevating the criteria for new-style model rural areas, aiming to build a comprehensively developed and sustainable rural community after the merger.

Following the policy of free tuition, Viet Nam is preparing to roll out another major social initiative: free periodic health check-ups for all citizens. This proposal is not just a vision, it is already being drafted, planned, and set into motion with strong political will behind it.

Amidst the lush green acacia and eucalyptus forests of Tan Thanh commune, Luc Lieu village stands out as a model of forest protection within the Dao ethnic community. Guided by the motto "No forest, no future," forest preservation of the Dao people is more than a responsibility, it is a way of life deeply rooted in the community's culture and identity.

As of June 2025, nearly 100 customers in Tuyen Quang province have installed rooftop solar power systems, with a total capacity of almost 2,000 kWp. The adoption of this renewable energy source has enabled households and businesses to save between 50% and 80% on their monthly electricity bills.

In the wake of the two-tier local government model implementation, Tuyen Quang’s education sector has been proactively restructuring its organizational system and reorganizing the school network to meet new demands.

CT Group, a company specialising in high-tech investment, recently held a six-month review of the implementation of the Politburo’s Resolution 57 with a range of products spanning science, technology, digital transformation and innovation.

After the merger, the Tuyen Quang Provincial Police have stabilized their organizational structure and set up 36 registration points for issuing citizen ID cards and digital identity accounts.

Each summer, torrential rains sweep across the highlands of Hong Thai commune (Na Hang District, Tuyen Quang province), channeling abundant water from underground springs on the mountain slopes into the terraced rice fields below. This long-awaited season marks the start of the area’s only rice crop - a pivotal time that directly impacts the livelihood and well-being of the entire community.

BHG - A miraculous feat in emergency care and treatment was carried out by doctors and nurses at the Paediatrics Department of Ha Giang Provincial General Hospital: saving the life of a newborn suffering from sepsis just two hours after birth. “Our child was brought into this world by us, but it was the doctors who truly gave him life, snatching him back from the hands of death,” said the family of baby Nguyen Phong Phu Trong in an emotional message of gratitude.

BHG - From June 1, 2025, the social insurance sector will stop printing paper Health Insurance (HI) cards. Instead, HI participants, including students, will use electronic HI cards on the VssID application when going to the doctor. This move aims to modernise the system, make it more convenient, and avoid issues from the loss or damage of paper cards.

BHG - Ha Giang Province is working diligently to achieve the goal of completing housing construction for the poor before September 2, as mandated by the Prime Minister.

BHG - For many years, the policy of supporting people with meritorious services has been given special attention by the Party Committee and government of Ha Giang Province.

BHG - To implement the project on applying population data, identification and electronic authentication, towards national digital transformation, the Social Security Office of Region XIX (covering Tuyen Quang and Ha Giang provinces) has issued a document requesting to discontinue the use of paper health insurance cards from June 1. Citizens will use electronic health insurance via their chip-based Citizen Identification Card, the VNeID app, or the VssID app when seeking medical examination and treatment. This marks an important step towards simplifying administrative procedures and saving time and costs for the public and authorities.